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5x - 3y < 4 I (1,1) II (2,5) III (3,2) A) one only B) two only C) one and two only D) one and three only
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5x - 3y < 4

I (1,1)
II (2,5)
III (3,2)

A) one only
B) two only
C) one and two only
D) one and three only

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Answer:

  • C) one and two only

Explanation:

Graphical solution is attached.

As we can see points I and II are in the shaded area.

Correct choice is C

5x - 3y < 4 I (1,1) II (2,5) III (3,2) A) one only B) two only C) one and two only-example-1
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