Question

Write the solution to the given inequality in interval notation.

(-∞,0]
[0,∞)
[-∞,0)
(-∞,0)

Answer 1

Option D:
`(-\infty, 0)` is the solution to the inequality in interval notation.

Step-by-step explanation:

The number line shows the interval of numbers starting from 0 and goes on.

From the number line, it is obvious that the open circle at the point 0 indicates that we don't want to include the number 0.

Hence, in interval notation, we can write that the end values not to be included can be written with a round bracket ( )

Thus, the interval can be written as
`(-\infty, 0)`

Hence, the solution to the inequality in interval notation is
`(-\infty, 0)`

Therefore, Option D is the correct answer.