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The solution is defined by a left and a right boundary , both seperated by a semicolon. |
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-| open left boundary | `(` or `]` | |
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-| closed left boundary | `[` | |
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-| open right boundary | `)` or `[` | |
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-| closed right boundary | `]` | |
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+| boundary | symbol | |
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+| open left | `(` or `]` | |
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+| closed left | `[` | |
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+| open right | `)` or `[` | |
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+| closed right | `]` | |
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e.g. `\solution{(-1;1]}`, `\solution{]-1;1]}` (same interval as the first one), `\solution{(myVar;100[}` |
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