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3 years ago

I need help with these two questions can some explain it to me how to do these two question

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GrogVix [38]3 years ago

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the numbers inside the () are first number is x second number is y so it is (x,y)

so for y<x the second number needs to be smaller than the first number

so right away (3,3) is not the answer

and then y also has to be greater then 2x-3

so replace x with the fist numbers and see what you get.

(2x2)-3 = 4-3 = -1 since -1 is not greater than -1 the second answer (2,-1) is not right

3rd one (-1,-2) 2(-1)-3 = -2-3=-5

so -2 is greater than -5 and -2 is less than -1 so the 3rd one is the answer

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