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Which ordered pairs are solutions to the inequality y - 4x ≤ -6

(-2 , -14)
(-1 , -9 )
( 3 , 5 )
( 1 , 3 )
( 0 , -5 )

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The ordered pairs that are solution to the given inequality are:

(-2 , -14)

( 3 , 5 )

Further explanation:

In order to check which ordered pairs are the solution to the inequality, we have to check whether the inequality is true for specific ordered pair or not.

Given inequality is:

[tex]y-4x\leq -6[/tex]

1. (-2,-14)

[tex]y-4x\leq -6\\-14-4(-2)\leq -6\\-14+8\leq -6\\-6\leq -6[/tex]

True

2. (-1,-9)

[tex]y-4x\leq -6\\-9-4(-1)\leq -6\\-9+4\leq -6\\-5\leq -6[/tex]

False

3. (3,5)

[tex]y-4x\leq -6\\5-4(3)\leq -6\\5-12\leq -6\\-7\leq -6\\[/tex]

True

4. (1,3)

[tex]y-4x\leq -6\\3-4(1)\leq -6\\3-4\leq -6\\-1\leq -6[/tex]

False

5. ( 0 , -5 )

[tex]y-4x\leq -6\\-5-4(0)\leq -6\\-5\leq -6[/tex]

False

So the ordered pairs that are solution to the given inequality are:

(-2 , -14)

( 3 , 5 )

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