Display the interval notation for:
-4x<0
Interval Notation Definition:
An interval as a set of numbers.
Numbers = endpoints.
Build interval notation
We get interval notation by saying -4x<0
Since our variable of x has a coefficient of -4
Divide each side of the inequality by -4
Since -4 < 0
Reverse our sign from < to >
| -4x | |
| -4 |
| > |
| 0 |
| -4 |
x>0 ←Use this expression going forward
Inequality Sign Evaluation
You entered the > sign
Build the interval notation for x:
No equal sign translates to (.
Do not include the number 0
Based on the > you entered,
the right side of the interval notation will extend to positive infinity,
which is denoted as +∞
Final Answer
(0,+∞)
Set Builder Notation for x:
{ x | x>0 } where | denotes such that
Display the literal notation for x
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,...,∞
