SOLUTION: What is the least value of y that satisfies the following inequality? |4+x|+|5+y|≤100

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Question 274091: What is the least value of y that satisfies the following inequality?
|4+x|+|5+y|≤100

Answer by Edwin McCravy(20056)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
What is the least value of y that satisfies the following inequality?
|4+x|+|5+y|≤100 

y will be the most negative number possible 
when 5+y is the most negative number possible, which is
when 5+y=-100 or y=-105

Edwin
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