What are the following ordered pairs??

Mathematics

1 answer:

Nezavi [6.7K]2 years ago

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The ordered pairs for A, C and E all work in these inequalities.

In order to find this, you need to test them all and see if they work for both.

Ordered Pair #1: (-1, 10)

2x < y
2(-1) < 10
-2<10 (TRUE)

y > 7
10 > 7 (TRUE)

Ordered Pair #2: (1, 9)

2x < y
2(1) < 9
2 < 9 (TRUE)

y > 7
9 > 7 (TRUE)

Ordered Pair #3: (17, 50)

2x < y
2(17) < 50
34 < 50 (TRUE)

y > 7
50 > 7 (TRUE)

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