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2 years ago

In 3x + 2/3y - 15 < 0, the point (x,9) is a solution for the inequality shown. what is the possible value for x?

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1 answer:

N76 [4]2 years ago

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answer: 2

explanation:

if you plug in all of the numbers available for the equation and using 9 as a substitute for y, you'll see that it will either = 0 or be greater than 0

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