Which of the following points is a solution of the inequality y < -|x|?
(1, -2) (1, -1) (1, 0) i don't know how to solve it =[
the first number is the x number the 2nd number is the y for example, in the first choice (1, -2) 1 is x and -2 is y put those numbers into your inequality. can you do that ?
I don't want to just give out the answer but yes follow what phi is saying. Keep in mind that there is still a negative outside the absolute value.
how would i trun this in to inequality :[
It already is an inequality you should try plugging in x first on the right side and see what its final answer is, then compare that to the value of y from the form (x, y) as you gave above.
Final value is*
O--O I SEEE okayii let meh try
Remember that the absolute value of anything will be positive, HOWEVER there's a negative on the outside that you must multiply hint hint
I got B :/
you start with y < -|x| now check (1, -2) remember 1 is the "x" so erase the x and put in 1 instead: y < -|1| next, replace the y with -2, like this: -2 < -|1| now we have to figure out if that is true. do you know that |1| simplifies to 1 ?
so you now have -2 < -1 is -2 less than -1 ? (is -2 degrees colder than -1 degrees ?)
so would that be 0 then =[
-2 < -1 is true. that means the point (1,-2) is a "solution" to the inequality.
phi then that means -1 solution is greater
in case it is not obvious, -2 < -1 is "math" for claiming: -2 is a smaller number than -1 and that is either true or false.
Okayii thx very much!!! I really sturggle with this form!!! :[
What phi said. Basically look at it like this: y < - |x| If one of the solutions (A) is (1, -2) try plugging X in first. y < -|1| y<-1 Now we KNOW x is -1 for the equation so lets pop y in and see what it looks like -2 < -1 Which is basically saying -2 is LESS than -1 which is obviously true!
Thank you very much!!! I'll try another one on my own!!!Thnks again!!!
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