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OpenStudy (wcrmelissa2001):

Help on linear inequalities please, thank you!

OpenStudy (wcrmelissa2001):

If x,y,z≥0, 3y+2z=3+x, 3y+z=4-3x, find the largest and smallest value of 3x-3y+4z

OpenStudy (a_clan):

On rearranging equation 3y+z=4-3x, we get 3x + 3y + z = 4 This equation will not hold true for any values of x,y and z if x,y,z≥0. Hence, we cannot obtain values of x, y and z ( or the question is wrong!).

OpenStudy (wcrmelissa2001):

I think the question is correct

OpenStudy (qwertty123):

Sorry I am not sure! :/

OpenStudy (wcrmelissa2001):

sokay thanks!!

OpenStudy (qwertty123):

:)

OpenStudy (wcrmelissa2001):

edit: the question actually says (x2+ax+b)^10 is actually = with one more line on top. NOt sure if it's a typo though

OpenStudy (wcrmelissa2001):

@ganeshie8 @pooja195

OpenStudy (anonymous):

means i can't understand what you mean can you draw it to show perfectly

OpenStudy (wcrmelissa2001):

|dw:1454024986516:dw| that's the sign

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