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Is (1, 7) a solution to this system of inequalities? y > x + 6 y < 10x + 2Asked by red
Is (–4, 7) a solution to this system of inequalities? y < 7 y > 1 2 x − 2
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To determine if (-4, 7) is a solution to the system of inequalities, we need to check if it satisfies both inequalities.
The first inequality is y < 7. Plugging in (-4, 7):
7 < 7
This statement is false, so (-4, 7) does not satisfy y < 7.
The second inequality is y > 1/2x - 2. Plugging in (-4, 7):
7 > 1/2(-4) - 2
7 > -2 - 2
7 > -4
This statement is true, so (-4, 7) satisfies y > 1/2x - 2.
Since (-4, 7) does not satisfy y < 7 but satisfies y > 1/2x - 2, it is not a solution to the system of inequalities.
The first inequality is y < 7. Plugging in (-4, 7):
7 < 7
This statement is false, so (-4, 7) does not satisfy y < 7.
The second inequality is y > 1/2x - 2. Plugging in (-4, 7):
7 > 1/2(-4) - 2
7 > -2 - 2
7 > -4
This statement is true, so (-4, 7) satisfies y > 1/2x - 2.
Since (-4, 7) does not satisfy y < 7 but satisfies y > 1/2x - 2, it is not a solution to the system of inequalities.
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