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Input an ordered pair that satisfies the system of inequalities:

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y < − x − 3
y> 2x - 4

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To find an ordered pair that satisfies the given system of inequalities, we need to find a point that lies below the line y = -x - 3 and above the line y = 2x - 4.

One such point that satisfies both inequalities is (-1, 0).

Let's check if this point satisfies both inequalities:

For the first inequality, y < -x - 3:

0 < -(-1) - 3

0 < 1 - 3

0 < -2 (True)

For the second inequality, y > 2x - 4:

0 > 2(-1) - 4

0 > -2 - 4

0 > -6 (True)

Therefore, the ordered pair (-1, 0) satisfies the system of inequalities y < -x - 3 and y > 2x - 4.

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