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Which of these ordered pairs is a solution for this linear inequality 3y-2x<=6? A. (-4,2) B. (1,3) C. (2,-4) D. (2,4)
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Which of these ordered pairs is a solution for this linear inequality 3y-2x<=6? A. (-4,2) B. (1,3) C. (2,-4) D. (2,4)

User Waleed Mohsin
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Answer:

C

Explanation:

3y-2x<=6

3(-4) - 2(2)<=6

-12-4<=6

-16<=6

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