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Which point on the axis satisfies the inequality y<x

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Vika [28.1K]3 years ago

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every point where x is greater than y or y-x<0

namely, every point below the straight line y=x that cuts the cartesian plane in two

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Which point on the axis satisfies the inequality y<x​

Which point on the axis satisfies the inequality y<x