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Which ordered pairs make both inequalities true? Check all that apply.

y < 5x + 2

y > x + 1



(–3, 2)

(–1, 3)

(0, 2)

(1, 2)
(2, –1)
(2, 2)

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Answer:

None of these ordered pairs make both inequalities true.

Explanation:

The given inequalities are


y<5x+2


y>x+1

For (-3,2),


2<5(-3)+2\Rightarrow 2<-13

The first inequality is not true for (-3,2), therefore option 1 is incorrect.

For (-1,3),


3<5(-1)+2\Rightarrow 3<-3

The first inequality is not true for (-1,3), therefore option 2 is incorrect.

For (0,2),


2<5(0)+2\Rightarrow 2<2

The first inequality is not true for (0,2), therefore option 3 is incorrect.

For (1,2),


2<5(1)+2\Rightarrow 2<7


2>1+1\Rightarrow 2>2

The second inequality is not true for (1,2), therefore option 4 is incorrect.

For (2,-1),


-1<5(2)+2\Rightarrow -1<12


-1>2+1\Rightarrow -1>3

The second inequality is not true for (2,-1), therefore option 5 is incorrect.

For (2,2),


2<5(2)+2\Rightarrow 2<12


2>2+1\Rightarrow 2>3

The second inequality is not true for (2,2), therefore option 6 is incorrect.

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