does the ordered pair satify the inequality: x + 2y > 6: (-3, 6)

x + 2y > 6: (-3, 6)
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yes  when you plug in the ordered pair 9 > 3
by Level 3 User (2.4k points)
how do I solve the following problem

y=-4x+-7

3x-4y=-9
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