SOLUTION: Please find the ordered pair that is a solution to this system of inequalities. y>x+1 y>-x+3

Question 212730: Please find the ordered pair that is a solution to this system of inequalities.
y>x+1
y>-x+3
Answer by DRichardson(63) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
HEllo There,
xy+1=0
Subtract + 1 from each side:
+ xy + 1 =+ 0
- 1 - 1
+ xy =- 1
Plot this point on your graph
y-x+3=0
Subtract + 3 from each side:
+ y - x + 3 =+ 0
- 3 - 3
Divide each side by - 1 .
+ y - x =- 3
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- 1 - 1
- y + x =+ 3
Plot this point on your graph.

Hope this helps you!
Delilah R.
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