We want to find the set of the x-values of the points that belong to the given graph and have an y-value larger than zero.
The set is: s = (-1, 3)
To find the set, we need to see the x-values of the points on the graph such that y > 0.
y > 0 means that we only look at the region of the graph that is above the x-axis.
We can see that this region goes from x =-1 to x = 3
Then for all the x-values between x = -1 and x = 3 the points p(x, y) on the graph have an y-value larger than zero.
Notice that because the value must be larger than zero, then the particular x-values:
x = -1 and x = 3 are not in the set.
So the set must be written as:
s = (-1, 3)
This is the set in the interval notation.
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