Is t>= 0 = A the Correct Equation for Correcting Math?

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The equation t ≥ 0 = A is confirmed as correct for expressing the condition where t is non-negative. The discussion emphasizes the importance of using compact mathematical notation, suggesting alternatives such as [0, ∞) or {t | t ≥ 0}. These notations effectively convey the same meaning in a more concise manner. The clarification of mathematical terms enhances understanding and communication in mathematical contexts.

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Im trying to write using more mathematical terms.. and I wanted to know if this is correct...

Look at picture..

where it says t - 0 - A it should say t>= 0 = A
 

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That is correct but I would write it in a more compact form, either as

[0, ∞) or

{t | t ≥ 0}
 
Cool thanks.
 

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