The solution to which inequality is shown? A. y + 5 –2 B. y + 5 ≥ –2 C. y + 5

Question

The solution to which inequality is shown? 
A. y + 5 > –2
B. y + 5 ≥ –2 
C. y + 5 < –2 
D. y + 5 ≤ –2

anonymous · Answer

@butterflydreamer @Noland-_DeWitte

butterflydreamer · Answer

are you missing some information?

anonymous · Answer

attachment

anonymous · Answer

here we go

anonymous · Answer

k so it has to be a number before -5 and a half

anonymous · Answer

yes

butterflydreamer · Answer

okey dokeys. Can you tell me the number at where the circle is? 
See how there is a circle at one point on the line. 
Can you tell me what that number would be?

anonymous · Answer

-7 i believe

anonymous · Answer

A closed circle means the value it lies on can be used in the inequality, and open circle means it cannot be the number it is on. In this case we have an open circle an -7, which means it cannot be number -7. The arrow and line show that the value is increasing, meaning anything greater than -7 will make the inequality true.

anonymous · Answer

Your answer would be A