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For the system of inequalities below, which ordered pair is a solution?

3x-y<2
3y<9x-6

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abidemiokin

The solution to the given pair of inequalities is at any point on the line

System of inequalities

Inequalities are expressions that are not separated by an equal sign. Given the system of inequalities as shown:

3x-y<2

3y<9x-6

The solution of the system of inequality is the point of intersection of the lines. From the graphed line below, you can see that the point of intersection is at any point on the line since the lines are the same

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