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Which is a solution to the linear inequality 2x-y>6 select all that apply A(-1,2) B (3,7) C (4,0) D (1,-5)

Which is a solution to the linear inequality 2x-y>6 select all that apply A(-1,2) B (3,7) C (4,0) D (1,-5)
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Which is a solution to the linear inequality 2x-y>6 select all that apply

A(-1,2)
B (3,7)
C (4,0)
D (1,-5)

Which is a solution to the linear inequality 2x-y>6 select all that apply A(-1,2) B-example-1
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c. and D.

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