Question

Describe what a number line representing D > - 4 would look like A hollow circle at -4 with an arrow extending to the right B solid circle and -4 with an arrow of standing to the right C hollow circle at -4 with an arrow extending to the left D solid circle at -4 with an arrow extended to the left

Answer 1

To represent the inequality \( D > -4 \) on a number line, you would use:

**A hollow circle at -4 with an arrow extending to the right.**

Here's why:

- The hollow circle at -4 indicates that -4 is not included in the set of numbers that satisfy the inequality (D is greater than -4 but not equal to -4).
- The arrow extending to the right signifies that the solution includes all numbers greater than -4.

So, option A is the correct representation of the inequality \( D > -4 \).