Open sentences are used to illustrate linear inequalities
The open sentence is given as:
[tex]|x| > 4[/tex]
The open sentence is an absolute inequality, so we start by analyzing the inequality sign.
> 4 means that, the x-values of the inequality is not less than 4.
However, the expression x is represented as using absolute value |x|.
This means that, the x-values of the inequality cannot be between -4 and 4
So, the shaded area of the graph are: x > 4 and x < -4
While values between -4 and 4 are unshaded
See attachment for the graph of the solution
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