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For this you're supposed to sort them and see if they are a (solution) or a (none solution)

For this you're supposed to sort them and see if they are a (solution) or a (none-example-1
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y < -x + 3

to check if a point is a solution, you have to replace the point into the inequality and verify the final result.

Replacing with (0,3) we get:

3 < -0 + 3

3 < 3

which is not true, then (0,3) is not a solution

Replacing with (0,0) we get:

0 < -0 + 3

0 < 3

which is true, then (0,0) is a solution

Replacing with (-2,-2) we get:

-2 < -(-2) + 3

-2 < 2 + 3

-2 < 5

which is true, then (-2,-2) is a solution

Replacing with (1,4) we get:

4 < -1 + 3

4 < 2

which is not true, then (1,4) is not a solution

Replacing with (-7,4) we get:

4 < -(-7) + 3

4 < 7 + 3

4 < 10

which is true, then (-7,4) is a solution

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