Question

Which of these ordered pairs is a solution to the linear inequality y > 3x + 2?


(–1, –5)


(–2, –7)


(2, 8)


(2, 9)

Answer 1

The ordered pairs that is a solution to the linear inequality y > 3x + 2 is

(2, 9)

How to find solution of inequality?

The inequality is as follows;

y > 3x + 2

Therefore, let's try option 1

(-1, -5)

-5 > 3(-1) + 2

-5 > -3 + 2

-5 > - 1 (This is false)

(–2, –7)

-7 > 3(-2) + 2

-7 > -6 + 2

-7 > -4 (This is false)

(2, 8)

8 > 3(2) + 2

8 > 6 + 2

8 > 8 (false)

(2, 9)

9 > 3(2) + 2

9 > 8 (This true)

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