Represent the given numbers and integers on a number line.

Here are the representations of the given numbers and integers on a number line: Part 1: Represent each of the following numbers on a number line. a) -4, -2, 0, 2, 4 Draw a number line with tick marks and labels for integers. Place a solid dot at each of the numbers -4, -2, 0, 2, and 4. b) -2 k 1 where k is a real number Draw a number line with tick marks and labels for integers. Place a solid dot at -2 and a solid dot at 1. Draw a thick line segment connecting these two solid dots, indicating all real numbers between and including -2 and 1. c) -5 < y -2 where y is a real number Draw a number line with tick marks and labels for integers. Place an open circle at -5 and a solid dot at -2. Draw a thick line segment connecting the open circle at -5 and the solid dot at -2, indicating all real numbers greater than -5 and less than or equal to -2. d) -2 < x < 4 where x is a real number Draw a number line with tick marks and labels for integers. Place an open circle at -2 and an open circle at 4. Draw a thick line segment connecting these two open circles, indicating all real numbers strictly between -2 and 4. Part 2: Represent each of the following integers on a number line under the given conditions. a) -6 < a < -2 The integers satisfying this condition are a \-5, -4, -3\. Draw a number line with tick marks and labels for integers. Place a solid dot at each of the integers -5, -4, and -3. b) -4 < b < -1 The integers satisfying this condition are b \-3, -2\. Draw a number line with tick marks and labels for integers. Place a solid dot at each of the integers -3 and -2. c) c < 5 and c > -3 This condition can be written as -3 < c < 5. The integers satisfying this condition are c \-2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4\. Draw a number line with tick marks and labels for integers. Place a solid dot at each of the integers -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4.