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

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Q. What inequality represents this interval?\newline[4,)[-4, \infty)\newlineChoices:\newline(A) x>4x > -4\newline(B) x<4x < -4\newline(C) x4x \leq -4\newline(D) x4x \geq -4
  1. Identify Endpoints: Identify the endpoints of the interval and whether they are included in the interval. The interval is [4,)[-4, \infty), which means 4-4 is included (as indicated by the square bracket) and \infty is not included (as indicated by the parenthesis).
  2. Determine Inequality: Determine the inequality that corresponds to the interval. Since 4-4 is included, the inequality must use either \leq (less than or equal to) or \geq (greater than or equal to). Since the interval extends to positive infinity, the inequality must allow for all numbers greater than or equal to 4-4.
  3. Match Correct Inequality: Match the correct inequality with the given choices. The interval [-4, \infty)\] corresponds to the inequality \$x \geq -4, which means that xx is greater than or equal to 4-4.

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