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Which of the following is a solution of y > |x| - 5?
(4, -1)(-1, -4) (-4, 1)

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A. (4,-1) = -1 > 4 -5 = -1 > -1 X
B. (-1,-4) = -4 > 1 -5 = -4 > -4 X
C. (-4, 1) = 1 > 4-5 = 1 > -1 V

The answer is C. (-4,1).
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Answer:

(-4, 1)

Explanation:

Given inequality,


y > |x| - 5

A point is called a solution of an equality if it satisfies the inequality,

At (4,-1),


-1> |4| - 5 ( False )

⇒ (4,-1) is not a solution of the inequality,

At (-1, -4)


-4 > |-1| - 5 ( False )

⇒ (-1, -4) is not the solution of the inequality,

At (-4, 1),


1 > |-4| - 5 ( True )

(-4, 1) is a solution of the inequality.

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