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Is (-5,-5) a solution of y>- 2x + 4?
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Is (-5,-5) a solution of y>- 2x + 4?

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Answer:

No, (-5, -5) is not a solution

Explanation:

Step 1: Plug in -5 for y and -5 for x

y > -2x + 4

-5 > -2(-5) + 4

-5 > 10 + 4

-5 > 14

Answer: No, (-5, -5) is not a solution

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