SOLUTION: True or False: The origin would be included in the solution set for the following inequality: y > 3x

SOLUTION: True or False: The origin would be included in the solution set for the following inequality: y > 3x - 9

Question 911229: True or False: The origin would be included in the solution set for the following inequality: y > 3x - 9
Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
y > 3x - 9 shaded area above y = 3x-9.
Origin included in that shaded area? Yes

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