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4 years ago

EXTRA POINTS!!! Write a system of three inequalities that has (2, 1) in the solution set.

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Your system could be anything, just remember that input should be half than the output.

So, y ≥ 1/2x
5y ≥ 5/2x
10y ≥ 5x

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