Answers:
<h2>A, C, & E</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
To see which ordered pairs work in the inequality, substitute the ordered pairs in for the variables. If you get a true statement, this means the pair is a solution to the inequality.
A. 3, 18
-3x + y <u>></u> 7
-3(3) + 18 <u>></u> 7
-9 + 18 <u>></u> 7
9 <u>></u> 7 Correct :)
3, 18 is a solution to this inequality.
B. -2, -3
-3(-2) + -3 <u>></u> 7
6 + -3 <u>></u> 7
3 <u>></u> 7 Incorrect :(
-2, -3 is not a solution to this inequality.
C. -1, 8
-3(-1) + 8 <u>></u> 7
3 + 8 <u>></u> 7
11 <u>></u> 7 Correct :)
-1, 8 is a solution to this inequality
D. 1, 9
-3(1) + 9 <u>></u> 7
-3 + 9 <u>></u> 7
6 <u>></u> 7 Incorrect :(
1, 9 is not a solution to this inequality.
E. 0, 7
-3(0) + 7 <u>></u> 7
0 + 7 <u>></u> 7
7 <u>></u> 7 Correct :)
0, 7 is a solution to this inequality.
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Answer:
P'(7 , -11)
Step-by-step explanation:
what this tells us
(x,y) → ( x+3, y−2)
Is that the value of x of the new point is going to take (x + 3) with respect to the value of x of the other point.
Is that the value of y of the new point is going to take (y - 2) with respect to the value of y of the other point.
P (4,−9)
x = 4
y = -9
P'( x+3, y−2)
x + 3 =
4 + 3 = 7
y - 2 =
-9 - 2 = -11
P'(7 , -11)
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