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(x+7)^(3)+8=16

-5

-505

5

505

$(x+7)^{3}+8=16$ $\newline$ $-5$ $\newline$ $-505$ $\newline$ $5$ $\newline$ $505$

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Does (x, y) satisfy the inequality?

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Q.

(x+7)^{3}+8=16

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-5

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-505

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5

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505

Substitute values: Substitute the values of $x$ and $y$ into the inequality. For the point $(2, 1)$ , substitute $x = 2$ and $y = 1$ into the inequality 2x + 15y < 20. $\newline$ Calculation: 2(2) + 15(1) < 20 $\newline$ Math error check:
Perform multiplication: Perform the multiplication for each term. $\newline$ Calculation: 4 + 15 < 20 $\newline$ Math error check:
Add results: Add the results of the multiplication to get the total sum on the left side of the inequality. $\newline$ Calculation: $4 + 15 = 19$ $\newline$ Math error check:
Compare sum: Compare the sum with the right side of the inequality to determine if the inequality holds true. $\newline$ Calculation: 19 < 20 $\newline$ Math error check:

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