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Does (1, 1) make the inequality 2x + 17y ≥ 19 true?

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Answer:

The point (1, 1) makes the inequality
2x+17y\geq 19 true.

Explanation:

Given inequality:


2x+17y\geq 19

Point (1,1)

To check if the inequality is true for the given point.

Solution:

For a point
(x,y) to make the inequality true it must lie within the inequality range, or in other words it must be a solution of the inequality.

To check if point (1,1) lies within the inequality range, we will plugin the
x and
y values of the point in the given inequality.

Plugging in
x=1 and
y=1 in the inequality.


2(1)+17(1)\geq 19


2+17\geq 19


19\geq 19

Thus it satisfies the inequality as 19 is included in the inequality.

Thus, we say point (1, 1) makes the inequality
2x+17y\geq 19 true.

The graph of the inequality
2x+17y\geq 19 and the location of the point (1,1) is shown below.

Does (1, 1) make the inequality 2x + 17y ≥ 19 true?-example-1
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