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Which point is a solution of x + 2y ≤ 4? (2, 4) (1, 1) (3, 5) (-1, 5)
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Just substitute values for x and y! :)
try every point!
\[(x,y)=(2,4)=2+2(4)\le4?\]
is \[10\le4?\] clearly no :) that' how you do it
I cant do it that's why I asked for help
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(1,1) so x = 1, y =1 --- plugging it in to our equation we get (1) + 2(1) <= 4?
(3,5) so x =3 , y =5 --- plugging it in to our equation we get (3) + 2(5) <= 4?
(-1,5) so x = -1, y =5 --- plugging it in to our equation we get (-1) + 2(5) <= 4?
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