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What is a solution of y<-3

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A solution of y < -3 is -4

How to find the solutions

The inequality y < -3 represents all real numbers y that are less than -3.

Therefore, any real number that is strictly less than -3 is a solution to this inequality.

Some of the values includes

y = -4 is a solution because -4 is less than -3.

y = -5 is a solution because -5 is less than -3.

y = -3.5 is a solution because -3.5 is less than -3.

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