Answer:
[tex](a)F \cup H=(3, \infty)\\(b)F \cap H=(6, \infty)[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the sets F and H of real numbers defined as given:
F={w | w>3}
H={w | w>6}
To write a set in interval notation, we use these brackets, ( ) for < or > while we use [ or ] for [tex]\leq $ or \geq[/tex].
Since our sets are defined by strict inequalities(< or >)
In interval notation
[tex]F=(3,\infty), H=(6,\infty)[/tex]
[tex](a) F \cup H =(3,\infty) \cup (6,\infty) \\\\F \cup H=(3, \infty)\\\\(b) F \cap H =(3,\infty) \cap (6,\infty) \\\\F \cap H=(6, \infty)[/tex]