Question

which of the following number lines represents the inequality x>-5?

Explanation:

Step1: Recall inequality graphing rule

For \(x > a\), use an open - circle at \(a\) and draw an arrow to the right. Here \(a=-5\).

Step2: Analyze number - line options

We need an open - circle at \(-5\) and an arrow pointing to the right.

Answer:

The first number - line (the one with an open - circle at \(-5\) and an arrow pointing to the right) represents the inequality \(x > - 5\).