I think you should consult your teacher. I obtained a different answer from
muzeikchun852.
My answer finally is
Y < 2/7 or Y>5 /11
Simplify the equation, then just work it out from there.
E.g.
|3y| + |2y+3| > 5
Simplified: 5y+3 = 5
Subtract 3 from both sides:
5y = 2
Divide by 5
y = 2/5
Because you divided the arrow switches direction so:
Y < 2/5
Do this for the second equation, simplify then solve. When you divide change the sign.
Then you get your number line from your final answer ;
Y < 2/7 or Y>5 /11:
# represents the circle over the number)
<------# #---------->
====2/7============5/11==== (both have open circles on them)
Then substitute something into your answer to test it out, try something like 2..
[2x2 = 4] + [2x2 + 3 = 7] = 11 > 5
Don't take my word for it though, I only just learnt it the other day..