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2 years ago

Here it is^ algebra 1

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Kamila [148]2 years ago

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Is (2,4) a solution for y <= 3x -1 ??
answer : No
x = 2, replace it in the equation
y <= 3(2) - 1
y<= 5
--_(2,5)
y = 4, again replace it in equation
4 <= 3x - 1
3x <= 5
x <= 5/3
--_(5/3,4)

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