The solution to an absolute value inequality is shown on the graph below. what is another way to show the solution? x > –3 or x < 2{x|x< -3 or x< 2}[–3, 2](–3, 2)

(-3,2)

Step-by-step explanation:

From the number line graph we can see that there is a open circle at -3

and an open circle at 2.

The shaded part lies between -3  and 2

So we can write inequality form as -3<x<2.

Interval form

If we have open circle then we use parenthesis when we write it in interval notation. we have open circle at -3  and 2

So interval notation is (-3,2)

Answer is D (-3,2)

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