Answer:
[-4,2] or
Step-by-step explanation:
Range is the range of the y-axis.
Although we see that the "line" ends at a specific point, it is neither the highest or lowest y-value.
Our lowest y value is -4, and because it is a line, it is not an open dot resulting in a [, instead of a (.
This same thing happens with highest y-value which happens to be 2.
This is interval notation.
Due to your question, you may be asking for this:
The inequality should read:
Subtract 2 from all the terms:
Divide all the terms by -5 to get x by itself (note that you flip the inequality signs as you divide by a negative):
The inequality is 2 ≤ x < 8.
A closed dot represents ≤, and an open dot represents <. Since x can represent all values between 2 and 8, you will shade in between 2 and 8 on the number line. x is greater than or equal to 2, so there will be a closed dot on 2. x is less than 8, so there will be an open dot on 8.
The answer is 'number line with a closed dot on 2 and an open dot on 8 and shading in between'.