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Which ordered pair makes the inequality true? x + 4y > 10 (–3, –2) (–6, 4) (19, –2) (14, –1)

Which ordered pair makes the inequality true? x + 4y > 10 (–3, –2) (–6, 4) (19, –2) (14, –1)
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Which ordered pair makes the inequality true? x + 4y > 10 (–3, –2) (–6, 4) (19, –2) (14, –1)

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(14,-1) is the answer to the question
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