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3 years ago

The point (5,5) satisfies which of the following inequalities? A. x > y B. x - 1 ≥ y C. y - x > 0 D. y + x ≤ 10

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xxTIMURxx [149]3 years ago

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Hello :
answer : <span>D. y + x ≤ 10
because : 5+5</span>≤ 10
10≤ 10...(true)

zalisa [80]3 years ago

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Y+x<10
so d would be the answer

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