Question

Which of the following is a solution of y + x < -5?
(-4, -2)
(-3, -2)
(-2, -3)
(-1, -3)

Answer 1

Substitute them in.

Answer 2

Remember, they are written in the form (x,y)

Answer 3

second one

Answer 4

No, is -3 - 2 < -5?

Answer 5

thats the second one

Answer 6

@hithere , is -3 - 2 less than or greater than -5?

Answer 7

Oh wait, is -2 - (-3) < -5?

Answer 8

oh i c mine would be =

Answer 9

Yes.

Answer 10

You want less than, @hithere

Answer 11

so the third one

Answer 12

Either ways, answer is not second.

Answer 13

No again, is -3 - 2 < -5 ?

Answer 14

@hithere , can you do the third one for us?

Answer 15

-3,2 aint there

Answer 16

y + x < -5
(-2,-3)
(-2)+(-3)?-5
-2-3?-5

Answer 17

(x,y) where y + x < -5

Answer 18

question mark means we aren't sure of the relation; we confirm after we finish simplifying.

Answer 19

Substitute all values in all options and see which one satisfies the statement.

Answer 20

the first one

Answer 21

Explain how you got the answer, please.

Answer 22

-6<-5

Answer 23

Right.

Answer 24

But you wouldn't get three attempts on one question on your test. Okay?