SOLUTION: consider the inequality 6x + y < p. What must be true about the value of p in order for the origin to be part of the solution?
a) p ≥ 0 b) p > 0
c) p ≤ 0
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a) p ≥ 0 b) p > 0
c) p ≤ 0
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Question 826054: consider the inequality 6x + y < p. What must be true about the value of p in order for the origin to be part of the solution?
a) p ≥ 0 b) p > 0
