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3 years ago

Is (0,0) a solution of the system y>x and x+y>0?

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Plug the values (x,y)=(0,0) into the inequalities:

$y\ \textgreater \ x \\
0\ \textgreater \ 0 \\
not \ true \\ \\
x+y\ \textgreater \ 0 \\
0+0\ \textgreater \ 0 \\
0\ \textgreater \ 0 \\
not \ true$

0 isn't greater than 0, no (0,0) is not a solution to either of these inequalities.

The answer is D.

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