Q. What inequality represents this interval?[−4,4]Choices:(A) −4≤x<4(B) −4<x<4(C) −4<x≤4(D) −4≤x≤4
Identify Endpoints and Inclusion: Identify the endpoints of the interval and whether they are included in the interval. The interval is [−4,4], which means that both endpoints, −4 and 4, are included.
Translate to Inequality: Translate the interval notation into an inequality. Since −4 is included, the inequality must use "ext≤" for the lower bound. Since 4 is included, the inequality must also use "ext≤" for the upper bound. Therefore, the inequality should express that x is greater than or equal to −4 and less than or equal to4.
Match with Choices: Match the correct inequality with the given choices. The inequality that represents the interval [−4,4] is −4≤x≤4.