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On the number line, which open interval represents \( |x+4|<6 \)?

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Correct answer: \( (-10,2) \)

\( |x+4|<6 \) means the distance of \(x\) from \(-4\) is less than \(6\). So \(-6<x+4<6\). Subtract \(4\) throughout: \(-10<x<2\). Since it is \(<6\) (strict inequality), the endpoints \(-10\) and \(2\) are not included, so the interval is \( (-10,2) \).

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Linear InequalitiesAbsolute ValueNumber LineOpen IntervalInequality Representation

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