Write the word sentence as an inequality.

A number d is greater than −5

The inequality would be:

d > -5

To write the inequality for the statement "A number d is greater than -5," we use the greater than symbol (>), which represents that d is larger than -5. The inequality can be written as:

d > -5

In this inequality, d represents any number greater than -5.

To picture this inequality on a number line, we would represent -5 as a point on the number line and shade the area to the right, since d is greater than -5.

> means "greater than"