Question

Given: x

- 4x > 0, then the solution set in interval notation is: (-2, 0)
True
O
False

Answer 1

Second option: False.

Explanation:

Given the inequality
`- 4x > 0`, you need to solve for the variable "x".

To solve for the variable "x" you can divide both sides of the inequality by -4 (Notice that the direction of the symbol of the inequality changes), then:

`- 4x > 0\\\\(- 4x)/(-4) > (0)/(-4)\\\\x<0`

Therefore, the solution set in interval notation is:

`(-\infty,0)`

Then the answer is: False.