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What point is a solution to y> 2x -1 A.(0,2) B.(4,2) C.(0,-10) D.(4,1)

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Tom [10]3 years ago

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Well, we need to consider the x and y coordinates of the giben points, and check wether the y coordinate is greater than twice the x coordinate minus 1 (i.e. 2x-1):

For the first point, the x coordinate is 0. So, 2x-1 = -1. The y coordinate is 2, and 2>-1. So, this point is a solution.
For the second point, the x coordinate is 4. So, 2x-1 = 7. The y coordinate is 2, and 2<7. So, this point is not a solution.
For the third point, the x coordinate is 0. So, 2x-1 = -1. The y coordinate is -10, and -10<-1. So, this point is not a solution.
For the fourth point, the x coordinate is 4. So, 2x-1 = 7. The y coordinate is 1, and 1<7. So, this point is not a solution.

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