Answer:
See the attached graph.
Step-by-step explanation:
The attached graph shows the 2 inequalities:
1) y<x+4 produces the dotted red line with a positive slope and the area beneath the line is shaded red. The red areas are all possible solutions for this inequality (3). The line is dotted since none of the points ON the line are included as solutions. The inequality states LESS THAN, not less than or equal to, so the line is dotted.
2) -4<x<3 produces two vertical dotted lines at x = -4 and x = 3. Since the inequality does not include the "+" sign for either number, none of the points on the (dotted) lines are included in the solution set which is the colored blue area between the vertical lines (4).
Therefore, the answer is all those points under the line (1) which lie in the darkest area between -4<x<3. The two arrows (3,4) indicated the area of possible solutions. All the lines are dotted since there are no solutions on the lines, just beside them.
