Question

Identify the solution of the compound inequality −3y < 12 and y − 2 ≤ 4.

Answer 1

okies :D thankss

Answer 2

no its ok can you help :D?

Answer 3

bhahahah okies :D

Answer 4

um. ok. :/

Answer 5

Hey, I'm back xD
I just meant don't wait for me but it seems you didn't want anyone else to help ; ~;
I feel so honored cx

So yeah... we don't need system of equations, we need substitution after solving for x in either one of the problems.
Sorry. D:

\[-3y < 12\]Divide both sides by -3. Because the value divided is negative, flip the sign to >.\[Now~we~get~y >-4.\]
Then the next one:
\[y - 2 \le 4\]\Take off the 2 by adding 2 to both sides.\[y \le 6\]\[So~ -4 < y \le 6.\]

Answer 6

*correction: we don't use either system of equations or substitution, we just slap the answers into one xD