Question

help pleaseee (: Which ordered pair is a solution to the inequality y > x + 3?

(-2, -3)

(-4, -1)

(-4, 1)

(1, 3)

Answer 1

try to see which on makes sense by plugging the x and the y , for example,
first you have (-2,-3) so let see if is true
-3>-2 +3
-3>1 that is false, now you try the others

Answer 2

try pluging in one by one.

Answer 3

would it be B because i got 3>3 and for the others i got negative numbers @ivettef365

Answer 4

you are doing it wrong i think

Answer 5

it is x,y

b is
(-4, -1)
x , y

-1>-4+3
-1>-1 not true

Answer 6

okay yeah i am doing this wrong @timo86m help me solve c and d?

Answer 7

wait i got C it is 6>3 right? @timo86m

Answer 8

c) you have points (-4,1) (x,y)
y > x + 3
1 > -4 + 3, so what is that equal to ???

Answer 9

i got 6>3 @ivettef365

Answer 10

how did you get that ???

Answer 11

if you have

1 > -4 + 3 (what is -4+3 = ??)

Answer 12

1>-1 @ivettef365

Answer 13

good job, so that is definitely true because 1 is greater than -1

Answer 14

okay thank you (:@ivettef365

Answer 15

yw :)