3x-3y=-3z
Dividing by -3 gives:
y-x=z
Having this in hand, I created a number line to visually identify the characteristics of each number when you subract one from the other to get a third:
+-----Y---------X-------0-----------+
--------<--Z--->
or:
+-----X---------Y-------0-----------+
--------<--Z--->
Is y greater than x or vice versa? Pick numbers to see. Start with what if y is less than x, e.g. y=-2 and x=-1.
y-x=(-2)-(-1) =-1.
We know z is negative, so this must be true. Thus, y is less than (to the left of) x.
Looking at the number line, can we learn anything else about z? Not really, since z could be anything, i.e. the numberline could look like this:
+-----Y---------X-------0-----------+
--------<--Z--->
or like this:
+-----Y-------------------------X-0-----------+
--------<----------Z----------->
Thus, we don't know anything at all about z.
Answer B is the only possible choice.