Answer:
We want to write an inequality with the points (3, 78), (0, 312) and (5, 10) as solutions.
Then the set of the x-values is {0, 3, 5}
The set of the y-values is {10. 78. 312}
So if we wrote an inequality like:
y > 5
It would include all these solutions, because:
10 > 5
78 > 5
312 > 5
And this has no restriction on the x-variable, so all the x-value range can be a solution, meaning that the points (3, 78), (0, 312) and (5, 10) are solutions to that inequality.
Another one (also trivial) can be:
x < 9
because:
3 < 9
0 < 9
5 < 9
And we have no restriction on the y-values, then the points (3, 78), (0, 312) and (5, 10) are solutions to that inequality.
