Which ordered pairs are solutions to the inequality 2x+y>−4?


Select each correct answer below.



(5, −12)

(−1, −1)

(−3, 0)

(4, −12)

Respuesta :

Answer:

The ordered pairs are (5,-12), (-1,-1).

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Inequality [tex]2x+y>-4[/tex]

To find : Which ordered pairs are solutions to the inequality ?

Solution :

We put the given options the point which satisfied the equation is the solution.

Inequality [tex]2x+y>-4[/tex]

1) (5,-12)

[tex]2(5)+(-12)>-4[/tex]

[tex]10-12>-4[/tex]

[tex]-2>-4[/tex]

It is true.

2) (-1,-1)

[tex]2(-1)+(-1)>-4[/tex]

[tex]-2-1>-4[/tex]

[tex]-3>-4[/tex]

It is true.

3) (-3,0)

[tex]2(-3)+(0)>-4[/tex]

[tex]-6+0>-4[/tex]

[tex]-6>-4[/tex]

It is false.

4) (4,-12)

[tex]2(4)+(-12)>-4[/tex]

[tex]8-12>-4[/tex]

[tex]-4>-4[/tex]

It is false.

Therefore, The ordered pairs are (5,-12), (-1,-1).

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