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PLEASE HELP ME :))) IT'S 8th GRADE MATH

PLEASE HELP ME :))) IT'S 8th GRADE MATH-example-1
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2, 3): YES

(3, 4): YES

(0, 4): NO (for strict inequality, YES for non-strict inequality)

(10, 0): NO

(-2, 6): YES

(1, 3): YES

The inequality in the image is y > -x + 4. We can solve for y to get an idea of what the solution set looks like.

Adding x to both sides, we get:

y + x > 4

Then, subtracting 4 from both sides, we get:

y + x - 4 > 0

This can be rewritten as:

y > -x + 4

This is the same inequality as the one in the image, so we know that the solution set is all the points above the line y = -x + 4.

Now let's look at the points in the image:

(2, 3): This point is above the line, so yes, it is included in the solution set.

(3, 4): This point is also above the line, so yes, it is included in the solution set.

(0, 4): This point is on the line, so it is technically not part of the solution set for the strict inequality y > -x + 4. However, it would be included in the solution set for the non-strict inequality y ≥ -x + 4.

(10, 0): This point is below the line, so no, it is not included in the solution set.

(-2, 6): This point is above the line, so yes, it is included in the solution set.

(1, 3): This point is above the line, so yes, it is included in the solution set.

Therefore, the answers are:

(2, 3): YES

(3, 4): YES

(0, 4): NO (for strict inequality, YES for non-strict inequality)

(10, 0): NO

(-2, 6): YES

(1, 3): YES

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