(WILL GIVE MEDAl) Which of the following points lie in the solution set to the following system of inequalities? y less than or greater to x - 5 y less than or greater to -x - 4 (1, 10) (-1, 10) (10, 1) (1, -10)
Less than or greater to? Or "Less than or equal to"?
\[\Large y \le x-5\]\[\Large y \le-x-4\]
??? @terenzreignz
Are those^ your inequalities?
yes @terenzreignz
Well, there's the easier way to do this... Check each point. Say, the point (1,10) Meaning x = 1 and y = 10
And test it out with each inequality to see if it 'fits' It must 'fit' both inequality.
Let's test out the first choice, (1,10) x = 1 y = 10 with the first inequality \[\Large y \le x - 5\]\[\Large \color{blue}{10}\le \color{red}1 - 5\]\[\Large 10 \le -4\] Which clearly isn't true, so the first choice isn't the answer :P Test out the other choices.
(10, 1)??? @terenzreignz
Show me your work :P
1 <= 10 - 5 so 1<= 5 @terenzreignz
That's true, but I said it has to fit both inequalities, not just the first. The first point I tested didn't work out with the first one, so I didn't bother checking with the second one. This point, (10, 1) test it with the second inequality...
1 <= 14 @terenzreignz
Either you made a typo or you didn't notice the negative signs in your second inequality\[\Large y = \color{red}-x \color{red}-4\]
2 negatives are a positive right?? @terenzreignz
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