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5. Given inequalities I. x - y > 5 II. 3x + 2y < 25 III. 2x – y > 16 (7, 2) satisfies: III only O II only O I and II I only The picture shows also number 6 please help with both:)
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5. Given inequalities

I. x - y > 5
II. 3x + 2y < 25
III. 2x – y > 16
(7, 2) satisfies:
III only
O II only
O I and II
I only


The picture shows also number 6 please help with both:)

5. Given inequalities I. x - y > 5 II. 3x + 2y < 25 III. 2x – y > 16 (7, 2) satisfies-example-1
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