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What inequality represents this interval?\newline(,4)(-\infty, -4)\newlineChoices:\newline(A) x4x \geq -4\newline(B) x>4x > -4\newline(C) x<4x < -4\newline(D) x4x \leq -4

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Q. What inequality represents this interval?\newline(,4)(-\infty, -4)\newlineChoices:\newline(A) x4x \geq -4\newline(B) x>4x > -4\newline(C) x<4x < -4\newline(D) x4x \leq -4
  1. Identify Characteristics: Identify the characteristics of the interval (,4) (-\infty, -4) . The interval starts from negative infinity and goes up to, but does not include, 4 -4 .
  2. Determine Inclusion: Determine if the endpoint 4-4 is included in the interval. Since the interval is (,4)(-\infty, -4), the parenthesis indicates that 4-4 is not included.
  3. Translate into Inequality: Translate the interval into an inequality. Since the interval goes up to but does not include 4-4, the inequality must be "less than" and not "less than or equal to". Therefore, the correct inequality is x<4x < -4.

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