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Is the point (-2,3) a solution to y<2x+1?
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Is the point (-2,3) a solution to y<2x+1?

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Answer:

No it is not

Explanation:

Plug it in

3 < 2(-2) + 1

3 < -4 + 1

3 < -3

3 is not less than -3

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