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Nicole:

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Nicole:

@Narad @Vocaloid

Vocaloid:

the shaded area represents all the solutions to the inequality so if (3,-1) is within the shaded area, it's true, otherwise false

Nicole:

So its true

Vocaloid:

good

Nicole:

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Nicole:

B?

Vocaloid:

yep

Nicole:

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Nicole:

false?

Narad:

The point (0,2) lies on the edge of the shaded region. Are the red lines dotted or continuous?

Nicole:

Ohhh its true

Narad:

Yes

Nicole:

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Nicole:

D?

Narad:

The system of equations is \[x \le -3\] \[y \ge 0\] This is the shaded part. The answer must be option A (?)

Nicole:

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Narad:

The system of equations are \[x \le 2\] \[x \ge -5\] \[y \ge -1\] \[y \le 6\] The correct option is option C

Nicole:

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Narad:

The equations are \[y-x \ge 4\] \[y-3x \ge-2\] Rearranging the equations \[3x-y \le2\] \[x-y \le-4\] The answer is option B

Nicole:

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Narad:

The equations of the lines are \[x \ge 2\] \[x+ 2y \ge 4\] The shaded zone corresponds to option A

Nicole:

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Narad:

The equation of the lines are \[x \ge -1\] \[x+y >3\] The answer isoption A

Nicole:

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Narad:

The equations of the lines are \[y-x \le -4\] \[y+x \le 1\] The answer is option A

Nicole:

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Narad:

The equations of the lines are \[x+y < -2\] \[4y-x >0\] Rearranging the equations The answer is option D

Nicole:

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Narad:

The equations are \[x+2y+z=5\] \[2x-y+z=4\] \[3x+y+4z=1\] Plugging the possible solutions The solutions are (5,2,-4) The answer is option A.

Nicole:

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Narad:

The equations are \[2x+y+z=5\] \[4x-2y-z=0\] \[3x-y+2z=6\] The only solution is (1,1,2) This is option A

Nicole:

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Narad:

The equations are \[x-2y-3z=3\] \[3x+y+z=12\] \[3x-2y-4z=15\] The solution is (3, 9, -6) This is option C

Nicole:

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Narad:

The equations are \[2x-y-z=3\] \[4x+y-2z=3\] \[-x+y+z=1\] The solutions are (4,1,-6) This is option C

Nicole:

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Narad:

The equations are \[2x+3y+3z=5\] \[4x+5y+3z=13\] \[3x+2y-2z=13\] The solutions are (1,3,-2) The answer is option D

Nicole:

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Narad:

The equations are \[3x-y+2z=6\] \[-x+y=2\] \[x-2z=-5\] The solutions are (1,3,3) This is option B

Nicole:

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Narad:

The equations are \[x+10y-2z=20\] \[5x-3y+4z=8\] \[2x+y=6\] The solutions are (2,2,1) The answer is option C

Nicole:

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Narad:

Let the smallest angle = x The greatest angle = x+75 Let the remaining angle = y Therefore, 1/3(x+x+75) =y and 2x+75+y=180 Solving for x and y \[2x+75=3y\] \[2x+75+y=180\] \[4y=180\] \[y=180/4=45º\] \[x=30º\] The angles are 30º, 45º, 105º The answer is option A

Nicole:

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Narad:

Let the numbers be x, y and z The equations are \[x+y+z=4\] \[y-z=x\] \[z+4y=x\] The solutions are (5, 2, -3) This is option C

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