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Which of these ordered pairs is a solution to the inequality 4x + y > –6 ? (1, -12) (0, -9) (-1, -1) (-3, 0)
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The first number (the one before the comma) represents the x, while the second one represents y. Between the choices provided, which one of them is so that the first number (x) multiplied by 4, added to the second number (y) gives a number that is greater than negative 6?
I may be wrong but it's looking like (-3, 0).
4*-3+0 = -12
Ohh. I get it now, thank you!
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