Question

Which is a solution to the inequality?
y < -2/3x + 2


(0, 2)
(3, 0)
(0, 0)
(0, 3)

Answer 1

hi
we can try them !

Answer 2

if you pput \(x=0,y=2\) you get
\[2<0+2\] which is not right so it is not that one (unless it was really \(\leq \))

Answer 3

if you put \(x=3\) and \(y=0\) up get
\[0<-\frac{2}{3}\times 3+2\\
0<-2+2\\
0<0\] also not right

Answer 4

OH i get it now! ill try the last two options myself will you tell me if i get it right?

Answer 5

sorry i had to log off earlier, but its C right?

Answer 6

So, is the inequality \(\le\) or \(<\)? Just curious

Answer 7

the second option :)

Answer 8

Because sometimes it makes it look weird to make it look like a negative sign

Answer 9

KK I was curious :) Anyways, you think it is C?

Answer 10

yes i do think so :0

Answer 11

You are correct! Plug in the answers and check if you want! :)

Answer 12

yes thats what i did !! :)

Answer 13

Okie Dokie! :)

Answer 14

thank you though btw

Answer 15

No problem!!

Answer 16

If you need anymore help tag me @sammixboo or Misty @misty1212