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The linear inequality:
y < x - 2
- 2 < 3 - 2
-2 < 1
Answer:
C )  ( 3, - 2 )

Alternative \(1\)

we have

\(y < x+2\)

we know that

If a point is a solution of the inequality

then

the point must be satisfy the inequality

we're going to verify all the points.

case A) point \((2,3)\)

Substitute the value of x and the value of y in the inequality

\(x=2\ y=3\)

\(y < x+2\)

\(3 < 2+2\)

\(3 < 4\) ------> is true

therefore

The point \((2,3)\) is a solution of the inequality

case B) point \((2,1)\)

Substitute the value of x and the value of y in the inequality

\(x=2\ y=1\)

\(y < x+2\)

\(1< 2+2\)

\(1 < 4\) ------> is true

therefore

The point \((2,1)\) is a solution of the inequality

case C) point \((3,-2)\)

Substitute the value of x and the value of y in the inequality

\(x=3\ y=-2\)

\(y < x+2\)

\(-2< 3+2\)

\(-2 < 5\) ------> is true

therefore

The point \((3,-2)\) is a solution of the inequality

case D) point \((-1,3)\)

Substitute the value of x and the value of y in the inequality

\(x=3\ y=-2\)

\(y < x+2\)

\(3< -1+2\)

\(3 < 1\) ------> is not true

therefore

The point\((-1,3)\) is not a solution of the inequality

Alternative \(2\)

we have

\(y < x-2\)

we know that

If a point is a solution of the inequality

then

the point must be satisfy the inequality

we're going to verify all the points.

case A) point \((2,3)\)

Substitute the value of x and the value of y in the inequality

\(x=2\ y=3\)

\(y < x-2\)

\(3 < 2-2\)

\(3 < 0\) ------> is not true

therefore

The point \((2,3)\) is not a solution of the inequality

case B) point \((2,1)\)

Substitute the value of x and the value of y in the inequality

\(x=2\ y=1\)

\(y < x-2\)

\(1< 2-2\)

\(1 < 0\) ------> is not true

therefore

The point \((2,1)\) is not a solution of the inequality

case C) point \((3,-2)\)

Substitute the value of x and the value of y in the inequality

\(x=3\ y=-2\)

\(y < x-2\)

\(-2< 3-2\)

\(-2 < 1\) ------> is true

therefore

The point \((3,-2)\) is a solution of the inequality

case D) point \((-1,3)\)

Substitute the value of x and the value of y in the inequality

\(x=3\ y=-2\)

\(y < x-2\)

\(3< -1-2\)

\(3 < -3\) ------> is not true

therefore

The point \((-1,3)\) is not a solution of the inequality