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Suppose -4 < x < -2.
Which of the following must be true about the value of (1)/(x)?
- (1)/(4) < (1)/(x) < (1)/(2)
- -(1)/(2) < (1)/(x) < -(1)/(4)
- (1)/(x) < -(1)/(4) or (1)/(x) > -(1)/(2)
- -(1)/(2) < (1)/(x) < (1)/(4)
- (1)/(2) < (1)/(x) < (1)/(4)
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