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Is (0, 0) a solution of the system y>xy>x and x+y>0x+y>0?
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Is (0, 0) a solution of the system y>xy>x and x+y>0x+y>0?
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No it is not because at the end, the equation will be filled with zeroes and all zeroes are equal. But they symbo is greater than
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Anyways, NOT:
0 > 0> 0 is not true ( y>xy>x) just put the value
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