Answer:
three ways to solve a system of linear equations
Step-by-step explanation:
The order in which gifts are received doesn't matter - if child X gets toy 1 then toy 2, it's the same as giving child X toy 2 then toy 1 - so we are counting combinations.
The eldest child receives 3 of the 7 gifts, so they have

possible choices of gifts.
The next child receives 2 of the remaining 4 gifts, so they have

choices.
The last child receives the remaining 2 gifts, and there is only

way to select the gifts for them.
By the multiplication using, the total number of ways of distributing 7 gifts among 3 children in the prescribed way is 35 • 6 • 1 = 210.
The answer would be 30x-10
-x + y > 5 <em>add x to bot sides</em>
y > x + 5 → y = x + 5
for x = 0 → y = 0 + 5 = 5 → (0, 5)
for x = -5 → y = -5 + 5 = 0 → (-5, 0)
The dotted line (sign >, not ≥).
We shade above the line (y > ...).