Which ordered pairs are solutions to the inequality 2x+3y≥−1 ?
1 answer:
There are many pairs that are solutions to this inequality. You can find them all by graphic this on a coordinate plane and then shading the region.
You can also plug any of the ordered pairs that they give you into the equation and see if they produce a true statement.
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no because one is negative and the other is positive so no it didn't
