In the given statement above, in this case, the answer would be TRUE. It is true that the inequality x + 2y ≥ 3 is satisfied by point (1, 1). In order to prove this, we just have to plug in the values. 1 + 2(1) <span> ≥ 3
So the result is 1 + 2 </span> ≥ 3. 3 <span> ≥ 3, which makes it true, because it states that it is "more than or equal to", therefore, our answer is true. Hope this answer helps.</span>
Check the picture below.
notice the solid circle at -4 and 3, since it includes those points.
also notice the dashed line, though the lines keeps on going those ways, is not included in the piece-wise, since it's not part fo the domain or constraints.
I don't know the answer I'm just answering some thing so that Brinley will let me ask a question. Hope this helps LOL
Answer:
i think C. y = -(4/3)x -4 is answer
Since the order matters Person A and B can be chosen as AB (A pres B vice pres) or BA (B president A Vice president)
When the order matters we are talking about permutations. How many permutations of 11 taken 2 at a time are there.
It can be written like this 11nPr 2
It means start at 11 and multiply by the next lower number
11 x 10 = 110 ways they can choose.
Extension of the concept:
If there had been three positions President, Vice President, and Treasurer
then it would be 11nPr3 or 11 x 10 x 9
Once again the answer to your problem is 110.
