The value of \(5\div(-1)\) does not lie between
0 and –10
0 and 10
–4 and –15
–6 and 6
Step 1: Remember: dividing any number by −1 just changes its sign.
(5 div (-1) = -5)
Step 2: Now check where (-5) lies for each pair.
Between 0 and −10 means all numbers from (-10) up to (0).
(-10 < -5)
(-5 < 0)
So (-5) is between 0 and −10.
Between 0 and 10 means positive numbers only.
(-5) is negative, so it is not between 0 and 10.
Between −4 and −15 means numbers from (-15) up to (-4).
(-15 < -5)
(-5 < -4)
So (-5) is between −4 and −15.
Between −6 and 6 covers many numbers from negative to positive.
(-6 < -5)
(-5 < 6)
So (-5) is between −6 and 6.
Conclusion: The only pair that does not contain (-5) is “0 and 10”. Therefore, the correct option is (b).