SOLUTION: what is an ordered pair for 3x+y>6 and x+3y<3

Question 822363: what is an ordered pair for 3x+y>6 and x+3y<3
Answer by josgarithmetic(39630) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Take your pick, any point within the satisfying region.

and .

Difficult to handle the rendering for those two inequalities, but there will be a region in the plane which satisfies the system, both inequalities.

Look at the LINES:

You would want to SHADE the half plane above the red line and shade the half plane below the green line. All the doubly shaded region is the solution to the system. An ordered pair which works, but certainly not the only one, is (3, -1).
RELATED QUESTIONS
find the y intercept and the x intercept for the equation 3x+5y=75 what is the y... (answered by mananth)

3x-4y=60 find the y intercept and the x intercept for the equation. what is the y... (answered by rfer)

x+y=3 -3x-3y=3 Graph the System of Equations and write the solution as an Ordered... (answered by ikleyn)

1. 7x+6y=-30 -8x+y=50 What is the solution of the system? The solution is ___? (Type an (answered by Alan3354)

what ordered pair is the y-intercept in the equation 2X+3Y=6? What ordered pair is the... (answered by checkley71)

Solve the following system by graphing: 3x-6y=9 x-2y=3 Equation 1 in slope intercept (answered by jim_thompson5910)

For what value of x is the ordered pair (x,0) a solution of the linear equation y= -3x +... (answered by josgarithmetic,MathTherapy)

what is the ordered pair for y=-3x+8 when... (answered by Alan3354)