Question

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Which of the following ordered pairs is not a solution to the inequality y /> -3x - 2?



A:(1, 1)
B:(0, 0)
C:(-1, 0)
D:(0, -1)

Answer 1

potato

haha just kiddin

what do you mean by />?

Answer 2

\[\ge\]

Answer 3

oh..well then try substituting each one

is -3 (1) -2 /> 1 ?

is -3(0) -2 /> 0?

is -3(-1) -2 /> 0?

-3(0) -2 /> -1 ?

Answer 4

no

Answer 5

idk man im taking classes online and they dont teach you nothing

Answer 6

I know same here I take classes online too and they teach me nothing.

Answer 7

ik someone plzz give me the answer cause its a test lol

Answer 8

ok ill try lol

Answer 9

i give you guys all medals when i get an answer that i can trust

Answer 10

The possible answers that are in ordered pairs have two coordinates (x , y) for example (1, 1) the first 1 is the x-coordinate and the second 1 is the y-coordinate.
You have to substitute the x and y's of each possible ordered pairs into the equation so:

\[y \ge -3x - 2? \] let's try the first set of ordered pairs 1, 1
so you substitute 1 for the x and 1 for the y
\[1 \ge -3 (1) - 2\]
-3 times 1 is still -3 and -3 - 2 is -5. so -5 is not greater or equal to one. so it's not the first ordered pair. Now you just substitute the other pairs in to see if they are greater or equal to 1. :)

Answer 11

*last sentence i meant "to see if they are greater or equal to your y-coordinate of each ordered pair. Sorry.

Answer 12

just give me the answer because when i saw this question it was like chinese to me lol

Answer 13

ok thnx

Answer 14

i dont even know how to put it coordinates but thank you anyway

Answer 15

actually the answer is B and D. xD