(2,-1) is one of many solutions to the inequality x-3y<1

Carbon asked Jun 15, 2023

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Carbon asked Jun 15, 2023

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We will have the following:

$3y<1\Rightarrow y<(1)/(3)$

So, the point (2, -1) is one of the many solutions.

Kent Shikama answered Jun 22, 2023

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