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Which ordered pairs are solutions to the inequality −2x+y≥−4 ? A. (1, −2) B. (3, −1) C. (0, −5) D. (0, 1) E. (−1, 1)
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Which ordered pairs are solutions to the inequality −2x+y≥−4 ?

A. (1, −2)
B. (3, −1)
C. (0, −5)
D. (0, 1)
E. (−1, 1)

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The answer would be A
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