Q. 2x+5y>−6−4x+3y≤2Is (−1,7) a solution of the system?Choose 1 answer:(A) Yes(B) No
Step 1: Check inequality for point (−1,7): Check if the point (−1,7) satisfies the inequality 2x + 5y > -6.Substitute x=−1 and y=7 into the inequality 2x + 5y > -6.2(-1) + 5(7) > -6-2 + 35 > -633 > -6The point (−1,7) satisfies the inequality 2x + 5y > -6.
Step 2: Substitute values into inequality: Check if the point (−1,7) satisfies the inequality −4x+3y≤2.Substitute x=−1 and y=7 into the inequality −4x+3y≤2.−4(−1)+3(7)≤24+21≤225≤2The point (−1,7) does not satisfy the inequality −4x+3y≤2.
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