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1 answer:

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Let point A(0,-2)
and B(2,-5)
slop of line equals to
(2-0)/(-5-(-2))=2/-3=-2/3
y=mx+c
y=-2/3x+c
Verify piont A
-2=-2/3×0+c
c=-2
Final equation of line is
y=-2/3x-2
2x+3y+6=0
Now choose any random point it positive
2x+3y+6>0

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