Which of the following ordered pairs represents a solution to the linear inequality y<6x-4? A. (0,3) B.(0,11) C. (0,-5) D.(0,
4)
1 answer:
Answer:
<u>Option C. (0,-5)</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
See the attached figure.
As shown the shaded area represents the solution of the given inequality:
y < 6x - 4
The given options are the points:
A. (0,3) B.(0,11) C. (0,-5) D.(0,4)
Comparing the given points to the graph.
So, the point that will lie at the shaded area represent solution to the linear inequality.
So, point (0,-5) is a solution to the linear inequality.
The answer is <u>option C. (0,-5)</u>
Note: the line y = 6x-4 is graphed using the table on the graph.
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