Write a conditional expression that will be true for all values of the variable x in the given range and false for all values outside the given range. Note that the variable x can take on any value, not just integer values.
1. Between 1 and 5 including end points
2. Between 1 and 5 excluding end points
3. Between 5 and 10 including end points
4. Between —1 and +1 including end points
5. Between 20 and 30 excluding end points
1. Between 1 and 5 including end points (x > = 1) AND (x < = 5)
2. Between 1 and 5 excluding end points (x > 1) AND (x < 5)
3. Between 5 and 10 including end points (x > = 5) AND (x < = 10)
4. Between —1 and +1 including end points (x > = — 1) AND (x < =1)
5. Between 20 and 30 excluding end points (x > 20) AND (x < 30)
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