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Hello,
The line passing by (0,6) and (2,0) has for equation 3x+y-6=0.
The origine (0,0) is in the region 3*0+0-6=-6 : negative.
So 3x+y-6>0 is the region positive.
If the line is taken : 3x+y-6≥0.
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