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Mathematics help. Solve photo question, please.
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Mathematics help. Solve photo question, please.
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Just plug in the answer choices and see which one works.
(x,y)
^ ^
Plug in the x-value for x in the equation and do the same for y.
Let's try answer choice D (because I already know it's correct).
(1,-1)
^ ^
x y
The equation is:
Plug in!
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We should substitute each and check in this case:
The maximum value can only be -3
is 4 - 2(2) ≤ -3 ?
Lets check:
4 - 4 ≤ -3
0 ≤ -3 ⇔ this is wrong
The solution is the last one because:
-1 - 2(1) ≤ -3
-3 ≤ -3
(1,-1)
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