3 years ago

Does (9,6) make the inequality y > 6 true?

Mathematics

1 answer:

katrin [286]3 years ago

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No. The inequality is false.

In the given point (9,6) the second number is the Y value.

So if you replace Y with the given Y value of 6, the inequality is now 6 > 6 which is false since, 6 is = 6.

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