Graph the following interval on a number line. \( (-8,-3) \)

To graph the interval \( (-8,-3) \) on a number line, start by drawing a horizontal line and marking evenly spaced points on it. Place an open circle around -8 and -3 to indicate that these endpoints are not included in the interval. Then, shade the region between -8 and -3 to show all the values that are part of the interval. Think of this interval like a "no-entry zone" between two numbers where -8 and -3 are the boundaries! Any number between these two values is welcome to join the party, but the parties at -8 and -3 themselves are closed, hence the open circles!