Which ordered pair could be a solution to this inequality?

y < 3x - x

A.) (-3, 1)

B.) (2, - 2)

C.) (-4, 1)

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Payne

Mathematics

21 April, 10:39

Which ordered pair could be a solution to this inequality?

y < 3x - x

A.) (-3, 1)

B.) (2, - 2)

C.) (-4, 1)

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Ainsley Townsend · Answer 1

B is the correct answer.

If you plug in the values of letter A, you would get 1<-6 which is not true.

If you plug in the values of letter C, you would get 1<-8 which is also not true.

But if you plug in the values of letter B, you get - 2<4 which is true.

Which ordered pair could be a solution to this inequality?y < 3x - xA.) (-3, 1)B.) (2, - 2)C.) (-4, 1)

Which ordered pair could be a solution to this inequality?

y < 3x - x

A.) (-3, 1)

B.) (2, - 2)

C.) (-4, 1)