Q. What interval does this inequality represent?−8<x<−5Choices:(A)(−8,−5](B)(−8,−5)(C)[−8,−5](D)[−8,−5)
Identify Endpoints: Identify the endpoints of the interval for the inequality -8 < x < -5. The endpoints are −8 and −5.
Check Inclusion: Check whether the endpoints are included in the interval. In the inequality -8 < x < -5, both −8 and −5 are not included in the interval.
Determine Interval Type: Determine the interval that the inequality -8 < x < -5 represents. Since both endpoints are not included, the interval is open at both ends, which is represented by parentheses.
Write Interval Notation: Write the interval using the correct notation. The interval is (−8,−5).