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3 years ago

Help with algebra 2 I can’t figure out how to solve the problem .

Mathematics

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defon3 years ago

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Answer: D

Step-by-step explanation:

Using the equation plot in the coordinates of the points to see if they fit the equation.

5x-3y < 30

A) 5(-3) -3(5) < 30

-15 -15 < 30

-30 < 30 This is true

B) 5(0) -3(0) < 30

0 - 0 < 30

0< 30 This is true

C) 5(-5) - 3(3) < 30

-25 - 9 < 30

-34 < 30 This is also true

D) 5(3) - 3(-5) < 30

15 + 15 < 30

30 < 30 This is not true because 30 is not greater that 30

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