(-∞;-6,2)

It looks like you are representing an interval notation. The interval \((-∞, -6) \cup (2, ∞)\) indicates the set of all real numbers that are less than -6 or greater than 2.

Here’s a breakdown of the notation:

• The symbol \( -∞ \) indicates that there is no lower bound, and the interval extends indefinitely in the negative direction.
• The point \(-6\) is not included in the interval, indicated by the use of parentheses (instead of brackets).
• The union symbol \(\cup\) signifies that we are combining two distinct intervals.
• The point \(2\) is also not included in the interval \((2, ∞)\), which indicates all real numbers greater than 2, extending indefinitely in the positive direction.

If you have any specific questions related to this interval or need help with related concepts, feel free to ask!