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You can check by plugging in all the values they gave you and see whether or not it is actually >-6
Where > means greater than
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So for example lets do (1,-12) \[4(1)+(-12)>-6 \implies -8>-6\] so obviously -8 is less than -6 and not greater right if we think of making a number line |dw:1450227633583:dw| the left is going to be smaller numbers
So the first one is wrong, you can go about doing it that way
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ok so mine is right then
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