Question

Find the inequality whose solution is the following:

Answer 1

y + 3 ≥ –1

y + 3 > –1

y + 3 ≤ –1

y + 3 < –1

Answer 2

I have a couple questions for you

Answer 3

Where is the dot on the number line?

Answer 4

What..?

Answer 5

Oh Its at -3

Answer 6

wait

Answer 7

It's at the level, right before -5

Answer 8

Where is the arrow shaded?

Answer 9

-4 then

Answer 10

Yes -4

Answer 11

Yes, and is the inequality equal to the point, or not equal to.

Answer 12

Is the dot shaded, or not shaded

Answer 13

Equal to

Answer 14

But, it is an empty dot

Answer 15

It is a dot at exactly -4 on the line

Answer 16

What way is the arrow pointing?

Answer 17

Yes, but it is not shaded in

Answer 18

toward zero

Answer 19

It is exactly at -4 okay? Can you just help... :c

Answer 20

Ding Ding. What does that mean?

Answer 21

It would be moving to the right

Answer 22

Wait, it's not toward zero.

Answer 23

It is.

Answer 24

Can you just tell me what equation it is? I really need to finish this work

Answer 25

The dot is at -4, therefore the inequality is in reference to -4 on the number line.

The dot is not shaded in, therefore the inequality is not equal to -4.

The arrow goes to the left, to the negative side, not towards zero. Therefore the inequality is less than -4, not greater than.

From this, we can create an inequality

\[y < -4\]

Answer 26

It is going farther into negative numbers

Answer 27

Its not

Answer 28

Good job

Answer 29

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Answer 30

And which of these

Answer 31

It goes to the negative side

Answer 32

I gave you the answer

Answer 33

y + 3 ≥ –1

y + 3 > –1

y + 3 ≤ –1

y + 3 < –1

Answer 34

hi syd its chris :PP

Answer 35

Get out

Answer 36

NOPE

Answer 37

Which one of those equations?

Answer 38

My names jeff

Answer 39

This is simple algebra

Answer 40

Use your brain

Answer 41

Yeah. So can you help? -_-

Answer 42

Hey now.

Answer 43

:c

Answer 44

Look at the inequality I gave you, then compare it to each answer

Answer 45

OKAY THE DOT IT EQUAL TO -4 STOP ASSUMING THINGS THIS IS MY HOMEWORK

Answer 46

The dot IS equal to -4.

Answer 47

Okay??

Answer 48

No it isn't, it is not shaded in

Answer 49

It is. MY FRIKEN QUESTION SAYS SO

Answer 50

Lol

Answer 51

Honestly. I am the one asking the question. Can you listen for once?

Answer 52

Ask your question

Answer 53

Find the inequality whose solution is the following:

Number line from negative 10 to 10, tick marks at every integer, labels at negative 10, negative 5, 0, 5, 10, open red circle on negative 4, red shading to the left of the red circle.

y + 3 ≥ –1

y + 3 > –1

y + 3 ≤ –1

y + 3 < –1

Answer 54

If the the dot on the number line is not shaded then it does not have the little line under the symbol(>), so you can eliminate any answers with the little line.(≥)

Answer 55

RED CIRCLE ON NEGATIVE FOUR. EXACTLY.

Answer 56

Open red circle on negative 4.

Open, not closed

A closed circle is a shaded circle. Which would mean the inequality is equal to -4
But we have an open circle. Which means it is NOT equal to -4.

Answer 57

Oh. My. God. WHAT WOULD IT BE EQUAL TO THEN FB??

Answer 58

It isn't equal to, it is less than

Answer 59

Oh my god
WHAT IS IT 'LESS THAN', THAN??

Answer 60

Oh my god.........

Answer 61

Holy Helicopter!! The answer is D. (I think)

Answer 62

There are 4 inequalities

Less Than
Less Than or Equal to
Greater Than
Greater Than or Equal to

Not all of them are Equal to

Answer 63

pellet

Answer 64

D?

Answer 65

so:

y + 3 < –1

Answer 66

Bipolar, subtract 3 from both sides, what do you get?

Answer 67

OH MY GOD OKAY SHADOW IDGAF

Answer 68

-1

Answer 69

-4*

Answer 70

\[y + 3 < –1\]

Answer 71

-4

Answer 72

So then

\[y < –4\]

Answer 73

Which is the equation I gave you, 5minutes ago

Answer 74

Oh my god was it that hard?

Answer 75

inequality*

Answer 76

So choco was right

Answer 77

Lol, I showed you the answer. You were just so full of ire, you couldn't subtract 3