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of the resulting intervals.

As an illustration, take the function defined by . The values of this function over the interval are . As the natural interval extension, it is calculated as

:

which is slightly larger; we have instead calculated the infimum and supremum of the function over . There is a better expression of in which the variable only appears once, namely by rewriting the quadratic by completing the square:

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