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Is (5,-1) a solution to the inequality y<-3y+4
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Is (5,-1) a solution to the inequality y<-3y+4
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-1<-15+4
-1<-11
No
(5,-1) is not a solution to the inequality
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To test this, just plug in
for
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So this is true.
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