What are the point that lies on the graph of y -3x + 4.

HELP PLEASE! 112 members online and none of you can help me smh

Question

What are the point that lies on the graph of y > -3x + 4.

HELP PLEASE! 112 members online and none of you can help me smh

math2400 · Answer

you can use a graphing calculator to see the points. Then look at the table** and you can plug in an x and you'll get your y..then you have your points. 

this is how it looks: |dw:1371707133770:dw|

math2400 · Answer

**You can get your table by pressing 2nd then Graph [Table]

anonymous · Answer

a= (-1, 7)
b= (0, 3)
c= (1, 3)
d= (3, -6)

math2400 · Answer

those are your choices so all you need to do is plug them in for x and y. For instance let's try the first one together:|dw:1371707502892:dw|

anonymous · Answer

uhhhh? honestly idk ive been stuck on this problem for a hour and a half i cant even think.. i was kinda hoping somebody would just tell me the correct answer(:

anonymous · Answer

thank you so much!

anonymous · Answer

the correct answer was c thanks...

anonymous · Answer

hour and a half wasted on one question for nothing...

math2400 · Answer

my bad!! I was trying to rush cuz you just wanted the answer with no explanation and I completely mixed up my x and y << sorry

math2400 · Answer

3 > -3(1) + 4 ----> 3 > 1

anonymous · Answer

its cool haha.