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2 years ago

What point is a solution for the linear inequality x−3y≥4?

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1 answer:

alexgriva [62]2 years ago

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Answer:

(4,0)

Step-by-step explanation:

when x−3y≥4 is graphed it goes through the point (4,0)

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1) $(-2x+4)+(x-6)$ is simplified into $=-x-2$

2) $(uv-3)+(4uv+1)$ is simplified into $5uv-2\\$

3) $(11x-8)-(2x+3)$ is simplified into $-9x-11$

4) $(x^2-4)-(x-2)$ is simplified into $x^2-x-2$

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Step-by-step explanation:

We need to solve the polynomials.

1) $(-2x+4)+(x-6)$

Solving:

$(-2x+4)+(x-6)\\=-2x+4+x-6\\Combining\,\,like\,\,terms:\\=-2x+x+4-6\\=-x-2$

So, $(-2x+4)+(x-6)$ is simplified into $=-x-2$

2) $(uv-3)+(4uv+1)$

Solving:

$(uv-3)+(4uv+1)$

Expanding:

$=uv-3+4uv+1\\Combining\,\,like\,\,terms:\\=uv+4uv-3+1\\=5uv-2\\$

So, $(uv-3)+(4uv+1)$ is simplified into $5uv-2\\$

3) $(11x-8)-(2x+3)$

Solving:

$(11x-8)-(2x+3)$

Expanding:

$=11x-8-2x-3\\Combining\,\,like\,\,terms:\,\,\\=11x-2x-8-3\\=-9x-11$

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4) $(x^2-4)-(x-2)$

Solving:

$(x^2-4)-(x-2)$

Expanding:

$=x^2-4-x+2\\Combining\,\,like\,\,terms:\\=x^2-x-4+2\\=x^2-x-2$

SO, $(x^2-4)-(x-2)$ is simplified into $x^2-x-2$

5) $(12-3t-7t^2)+(1+3t-t^2)$

Solving:

$(12-3t-7t^2)+(1+3t-t^2)$

Expanding:

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