Question

Choose the point which is a solution to the system of inequalities:

3x - y < 6
3x - 5y -5
Answers:
(5, 2)
(-3, 7)
(-6, -1)
(1, -2)

Answer 1

You second inequality is missing a symbol, But the approach to this problem is just to take each of those ordered pairs and substitute them into both inequalitites. The ordered pair that results in both inequalities being true is your solution.

Answer 2

> its that sign with a or equal to sign

Answer 3

i hate doing these kind of problems.

Answer 4

So, as I said, the easiest approach is to just substitute all your choices into each pair of inequalities until you find one which yields you a true statement for each inequality. The more difficult approach is to graph each inequality and see which ordered pair lies within the region which satisfies both inequalities.