Answer:
The solution to the inequality x < -2 is all real numbers that are less than -2. This means that any number that is less than -2 will satisfy the inequality, but any number that is greater than or equal to -2 will not.
So, the solution set for x < -2 is all real numbers that are less than -2. This solution set can be expressed as (-∞, -2).
Therefore, the values that are solutions to the inequality x < -2 are:
• all real numbers less than -2, such as -3, -4, -5, etc.
Note that -2 itself is not part of the solution set, since it is not less than -2.