Which ordered pair is a solution to the inequality y x + 3?

(-2, -3)

(-4, -1)

(-4, 1)

(1, 3)

Question

Which ordered pair is a solution to the inequality y > x + 3?

 (-2, -3)

 (-4, -1)

 (-4, 1)

 (1, 3)

anonymous · Answer

do you know what to do here? replace $x$ and$y$ by the numbers in the ordered pairs and see if the inequality is true or not
lets try one

anonymous · Answer

pick one

anonymous · Answer

2nd

anonymous · Answer

ok fine, i'll pick one
i pick  (-2, -3) replace $x$  by $-2$ and $y$ by $-3$ and check the inequality 
$$-3>-2+3$$
$$-3>1$$ nope

anonymous · Answer

ok lets do the second one as well

anonymous · Answer

(-4, -1)
$$-1>-4+3$$
$$-1>-1$$ nope (close, but no)

anonymous · Answer

(-4, 1)
$$1>-4+3$$
$$1>-1$$ ok why is it always C?  should have checked C first

anonymous · Answer

ahahhha thank you ;)

anonymous · Answer

what about this one? Solve for x: x - 2 > 2x + 12 x > 14 x < 14 x > -14 x < -14