Question

Which of the following is a solution of y - x < -3?
(6, 2)
(2, 6)
(2, -1)

Answer 1

You can try plugging in coordinate points and see which ones are true.

Answer 2

You just substitute every point in the given inequality.
So,it should be (2,6)

Answer 3

Don't give answer away.

Answer 4

oops,i just did.sorry

Answer 5

BTW @cibychak That's not the correct answer.

Answer 6

@Romero you say -4>-3 ?????

Answer 7

That statement is true but
(2,6) is not the answer.

Answer 8

@Romero you mocking me or you really serious?what is the answer then?

Answer 9

y - x < -3

(x,y)
(6, 2)

2 - 6 < -3
- 4 < -3

Answer 10

2,6 is nt right

Answer 11

ya 2,6 @cibychak is right

Answer 12

@noopkoldery okay guys

Answer 13

its y-x.i saw it as x-y :) chill chill

Answer 14

@cibychak so it is aint 2,6?

Answer 15

@hithere no,its 6,2

Answer 16

oh now i get it i did it how u did @cibychak

Answer 17

No because the coordinate of a point is (x,y)
where the first one is x and the second one is y

but in your question it is not given in that same order.

Answer 18

@Romero yeah yeah i saw where did i go wrong.sorry bro