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How many integer pairs (x, y) satisfy the inequalities 4x + 3y 20 and
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How many integer pairs (x, y) satisfy the inequalities 4x + 3y = 20 and x > y > 0?
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A. 1
B. 3
C. 4
D. 11
E. 12

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How many integer pairs (x, y) satisfy the inequalities 4x + 3y 20 and
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please correct me if i am wrong but i dont think there is any integer value that satisfies the given equation. Bunuel

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How many integer pairs (x, y) satisfy the inequalities 4x + 3y 20 and
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Originally posted by Bunuel on 01 Feb 2026, 21:29.
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please correct me if i am wrong but i dont think there is any integer value that satisfies the given equation. Bunuel

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You are right. The question is flawed.

Amity007, please check whether you copied the question correctly. Thanks.

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