Question

teacher gave me homework and she is horrible at explaining Algebra Inequalities in Two Variables. someone help me with this and how to do it

"Which point is NOT a solution of y < -3?"
A. (1, -4)
B. (3, 0)
C. (-2, -5)
D. (8, -7)

Answer 1

Well points are typically ordered in (x,y), so knowing that, we look at the y values (the right side) and see which is greater than -3

Answer 2

you have A -4, B 0, C -5, D -7,
of the following which is NOT a solution, so which is GREATER than -3?

Answer 3

oh alright i see what you mean

Answer 4

-4,-5,-7 i think? sorry school where i go to really dont teach us

Answer 5

Make sense?

Answer 6

Only one value of y is NOT less than -3.

Answer 7

yeah that helps a lot

Answer 8

Can you tell me which value of y is NOT less than -3 based on the drawing?

Answer 9

-7,-4,-5 since its away from the 0?

Answer 10

oh whoops wrong sorry misread

Answer 11

ok, so which?