3 years ago

Is (7, 9) a solution to the inequality y>2x+1?

2 answers:

7 0

No and here’s why

you input the number into your inequality

9>2(7)+1

when you simplify that you get

9>15

and 9 is NOT greater than 15 so no it is not a solution to the inequality

Juli2301 [7.4K]3 years ago

6 0

Answer:

On my calculator, it says “nothing further can be done” meaning nothing else can prove the inequality.

Even if you graph it, the solution wouldn’t be (7,9)

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Is (7, 9) a solution to the inequality y>2x+1?​

Is (7, 9) a solution to the inequality y>2x+1?