IS THE ORDERED PAIR A SOLUTION OF THE INEQUALITY, (6,15); 8Y-9X>8

8y-9x>8 (6,15)  is the ordered pair a solution of the inequality?
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8y-9x=120-54=66 which is greater than 8, so the inequality is satisfied by the ordered pair.
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