.. The solution of which quadratic Inequality is shown on the number line? O (3+6) (3 – 4) <0
O (2-6) (2 - 4) > 0
O (30 – 6)(+4) <0.
O (30 – 6) (x – 4) <0

Explanation:

If you graphed (x-6)(x+4) on the xy plane, then you'll see a parabola forming. This parabola has roots at x = -4 and x = 6. Between these roots, the curve is below the x axis. This visually shows that (x-6)(x+4) is negative when -4 < x < 6.

Furthermore, we can say that (x-6)(x+4) is negative or zero when which corresponds directly to the number line graph your teacher gave you. The endpoints being closed circles mean "include this as part of the shaded solution set".