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given the graph of 2x−6y≥12 below, determine whether each point is a solution or not to the given inequality. complete the table below by writing any 8 points that are solutions on the first column then their corresponding coordinates on the second column.
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Example: Solution Coordinate
A (0,0)​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : the graph of 2x−6y≥12

To Find :  8 points which are the solution

Solution:

2x - 6y   ≥     12

=> x - 3y  ≥ 6

(0, 0) is not a solution  as 0 - 0 = 0  < 6

(0, -1)   is not a solution as  0 + 3 = 3 < 6

(1 , 3) is not a solution as  1  - 9 = - 8 < 6

Similarly (-3, 5) , (-5 , 3) , (-9,1) , (-6 , - 1) , (4 , 2) , ( 7 , 6) ,(-1,0) and (9, - 3) are not the solution

(9 , 1)  is solution as  9 -  3 = 6 = 6

(6 , -2) is solution as 6 + 6  = 12 > 6

Similarly other  

x        y

0       -4

-3        -3

-6        -4

-4        -5

-6         -6

-8        -6

2         -3

8         -3

6         -4

4         -5

7         -6

3        -6

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