Does (3, 10) make the inequality y<2x + 4 true?

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Jamari asked Jun 13, 2023

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Does (3, 10) make the inequality y<2x + 4 true?

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Answer:

That statement is true, if you set y to 3 and x to 10 in this problem.

$y(3+1) = 4\\2 * x(10 + 4) = 24$

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no,

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because 3, and 10 are not even when multiplied in the equasion.

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