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Is (-5, -8) a solution of y > 3x +6?

Is (-5, -8) a solution of y > 3x +6?
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Is (-5, -8) a solution of y > 3x +6?

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Yes

Explanation:

y>3x+6 creates this graph:

Where (-5,-8) is in the shaded area

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