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The graph of Y. equals 5X plus 1 is show n on the grid. Which ordered pairs are a solution set of y>5x+1
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You need to check each ordered pair (x,y) by substituting into y > 5x + 1. If the left side is larger, the pair is a solution (it lies above the line); if not, it isn’t. Also note the line itself (y = 5x + 1) is not included because the inequality is strict (>).
Examples:
- (0, 2): 2 > 5·0 + 1 → 2 > 1 — yes, a solution.
- (1, 7): 7 > 5·1 + 1 → 7 > 6 — yes.
- (2, 12): 12 > 5·2 + 1 → 12 > 11 — yes.
- (0, 1): 1 > 1 → false (equal), so not a solution.
- (1, 6): 6 > 6 → false (equal), so not a solution.
- (0, 0): 0 > 1 → false, so not a solution.
If you give me the specific ordered pairs from the question, I’ll test each one and tell you which are solutions.
Examples:
- (0, 2): 2 > 5·0 + 1 → 2 > 1 — yes, a solution.
- (1, 7): 7 > 5·1 + 1 → 7 > 6 — yes.
- (2, 12): 12 > 5·2 + 1 → 12 > 11 — yes.
- (0, 1): 1 > 1 → false (equal), so not a solution.
- (1, 6): 6 > 6 → false (equal), so not a solution.
- (0, 0): 0 > 1 → false, so not a solution.
If you give me the specific ordered pairs from the question, I’ll test each one and tell you which are solutions.
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