Question 144139
Here is the answer in set-builder notation *[Tex \LARGE \left\{x\|x<-9\textrm{ or } x>-5\right\}]



In interval notation the answer is 

*[Tex \LARGE \left(-\infty,-9\right)] *[Tex \LARGE \cup] *[Tex \LARGE \left(-5,\infty\right)]


When you graph, you will only use parenthesis since the inequalities do not have an equals sign (ie you're not including any of the endpoints)



{{{drawing(500,80,-19, 1,-10, 10,
number_line( 500, -19, 1),


arrow(-9,0,-19,0),
arrow(-9,0.30,-19,0.30),
arrow(-9,0.15,-19,0.15),
arrow(-9,-0.15,-19,-0.15),
arrow(-9,-0.30,-19,-0.30),

arrow(-5,0,1,0),
arrow(-5,0.30,1,0.30),
arrow(-5,0.15,1,0.15),
arrow(-5,-0.15,1,-0.15),
arrow(-5,-0.30,1,-0.30),

circle(-5,0,0.3),
circle(-5,0,0.3),
circle(-5,0,0.3),
circle(-5,0,0.3-0.02),



circle(-9,0,0.3),
circle(-9,0,0.3),
circle(-9,0,0.3),
circle(-9,0,0.3-0.02)
)}}}