Describe what a number line representing d>−4 would look like. (1 point) Responses solid circle at −4 , with an arrow extending to the left solid circle at negative 4 , with an arrow extending to the left hollow circle at −4 , with an arrow extending to the left hollow circle at negative 4 , with an arrow extending to the left hollow circle at −4 , with an arrow extending to the right hollow circle at negative 4 , with an arrow extending to the right solid circle at −4 , with an arrow extending to the right
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To represent the inequality \( d > -4 \) on a number line, you will use a hollow circle at \(-4\) to indicate that \(-4\) itself is not included in the solution (since it is strictly greater than \(-4\)). From that point, you would draw an arrow extending to the right, indicating that all values greater than \(-4\) are included.
So the correct description is: hollow circle at -4, with an arrow extending to the right.
