SOLUTION: Determine whether the given point is a solution to the linear inequality.
x - y ≤ -6: (-5, 3)
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x - y ≤ -6: (-5, 3)
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Question 755659: Determine whether the given point is a solution to the linear inequality.
x - y ≤ -6: (-5, 3)
Please show steps on this. I am getting really confused with these kinds of problems. Thank you. Answer by MathTherapy(10555) (Show Source):
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Determine whether the given point is a solution to the linear inequality.
x - y ≤ -6: (-5, 3)
This problem requires you to simply plug in the values associated with that point (- 5, 3) into the inequality and then determine if the inequality is true.
------ Substituting (- 5, 3) for (x, y)
------> This is TRUE, so the given point, (- 5, 3) is DEFINITELY a solution to the linear inequality.
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