Which point satisfies each of the following inequalities? x + 4y > -4 2x - y \u2264 3 y < 4

1212Two methods can be used to solve this question: 1) graph each of the inequalities then compare the solution set with the answer choices, or 2) substitute each answer choice into the inequalities to test its validity. Method 2 will be used here: Remember that as soon as an answer choice fails to satisfy one of the inequalities, it cannot be a valid solution. To begin, substituting (0, 4) into the 3rd inequality: 4 < 4, which is not true, so this answer choice is incorrect. Testing (0, -1): 0 + 4(-1) > -4, which becomes
0 - 4 > -4, or -4 > -4, which is also false, so this answer choice is incorrect. Testing (3, 1): 2(3) - 1 \u2264 3, which becomes
6 - 1 \u2264 3, or 5 \u2264 3, which is also false, so this answer choice is incorrect. The remaining answer choice satisfies each inequality: 12 > -4, , and