Q. Which of the following is a solution to the inequality below?−4<zChoices:(A) z=−4(B) z=−6(C) z=−12(D) z=−2
Understand the inequality: Understand the inequality.The inequality -4 < z means that z must be greater than −4.
Evaluate choices: Evaluate each choice to see if it satisfies the inequality.Start with choice (A) z=−4.Check if -4 < -4 is true.This is not true because −4 is not greater than −4.
Check choice (A): Move to choice (B) z=−6.Check if -4 < -6 is true.This is not true because −6 is less than −4, not greater.
Check choice (B): Evaluate choice (C) z=−12.Check if -4 < -12 is true.This is not true because −12 is less than −4, not greater.
Check choice (C): Finally, evaluate choice (D) z=−2.Check if -4 < -2 is true.This is true because −2 is greater than −4.