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Which point is a solution to y<-2+3?

Which point is a solution to y<-2+3?
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Which point is a solution to y<-2+3?

User Dmitry Gusev
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Answer:

(-1,-1)

Explanation:

First thing to consider: the expression is y<-2+3 not y<-2x+3

When plotting this on a graph a possible answer is (-1,-1)

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