Complete the following ordered pairs for the equation.
9x -5y = 60
(-5, _)
(_, -3)
(10, _)

. Complete the following ordered pairs for the equation.
4x 5y = -22
(_, -2)
(2, _)
(7, _)

Complete the following ordered pairs for the equation.
6x -5y = 20
(-5, _)
(_, -4)
(_, 2)

Which of the following points does NOT lie on the graph of the following equation?
5x -3y = 9
a.(-3, -8) c.(1, -1)
b.(3, 2) d.(9, 12)

Which of the following points does NOT lie on the graph of the following equation?
5x 7y = 44
a.(-6, 11) c.(-1, 7)
b.(6, 2) d.(13, -3)

. Which of the following points does NOT lie on the graph of the following equation?
3x -y = -9
a.(-8, 15) c.(-4, -3)
b.(2, 15) d.(8, 33

. Which of the following points does NOT lie on the graph of the following equation?
5x 6y = -3
a.(-3, 2) c.(3, -3)
b.(9, -8) d.(11, -9)

For the inequality 4x - 8y ≥ 9, the line should be _____ and the region the origin is in should _____ shaded.
a.dashed; be c.dashed; not be
b.solid; be d.solid; not be

For the inequality -10x why > -7, the line should be _____ and the region the origin is in should _____ shaded.
a.dashed; be c.dashed; not be
b.solid; be d.solid; not be

For the inequality -6x - 6y ≥ 9, the line should be _____ and the region the origin is in should _____ shaded.
a.dashed; be c.dashed; not be
b.solid; be d.solid; not be

For the inequality x 6y ≤ 5, the line should be _____ and the region the origin is in should _____ shaded.
a.dashed; be c.dashed; not be
b.solid; be d.solid; not be

For the inequality x 3y ≥ 2, the line should be _____ and the region the origin is in should _____ shaded.
a.dashed; be c.dashed; not be
b.solid; be d.solid; not be

For the inequality 4x 5y ≤ -2, the line should be ______ and the region the origin is in should _____ shaded.
a. Dashed; be c.dashed; not be
b.solid; be d.solid; not be

Vanessa, we've merged all of your questions into this thread.

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Vanessa you must not monopolize the entire forum with your homework questions. You have eight or nine separate posts on here which are obviously homework questions.

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