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To which graph does the point (8, −2) belong?

A. y ≤ −x + 4
B. y ≤ x − 11
C. y ≤ −2x − 3
D. y ≤ 2x + 1

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If we substitute the values in we get....

A. -2 ≤ -4

B. -2 ≤ -3

C. -2 ≤ -19

D. -2 ≤ 17

As you can see the only true answer is D, so that would be your correct choice. :)


User Grr
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Answer:


\boxed{\boxed{y\leq 2x+1}}

Explanation:

If a point lies on the shaded region, then it must satisfy the inequality.

So putting the coordinates of (8, -2) in all the inequalities.

A.
y\leq -x+4


\Rightarrow -2\leq -8+4


\Rightarrow -2\\leqslant -4

Therefore, it does not belong to this inequality.

B.
y\leq x-11


\Rightarrow -2\leq 8-11


\Rightarrow -2\\leqslant -3

Therefore, it does not belong to this inequality.

C.
y\leq -2x-3


\Rightarrow -2\leq -16-3


\Rightarrow -2\\leqslant -19

Therefore, it does not belong to this inequality.

D.
y\leq 2x+1


\Rightarrow -2\leq 16+1


\Rightarrow -2\leq 17

Therefore, it belongs to this inequality.

User Kees Sonnema
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