Q. Is (3,10) a solution to the inequality y≤3x+1?Choices:(A)yes(B)no
Substitute values into inequality: Substitute the values (3,10) into the inequality y≤3x+1. The substituted inequality is 10≤3(3)+1.
Calculate right side: Calculate the right side of the inequality 3(3)+1. This simplifies to 9+1, which equals 10.
Check if inequality is true: The inequality now reads 10≤10. Determine if this is a true statement. Since 10 is equal to 10, the inequality holds true.
Conclude solution validity: Since the inequality is true when the point (3,10) is substituted, we can conclude that (3,10) is indeed a solution to the inequality y≤3x+1.
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