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Which vertex will result in the minimum value of the function T=X - 3YA. 4,4B. 0,1C. 4,1D. 0,4

Which vertex will result in the minimum value of the function T=X - 3YA. 4,4B. 0,1C-example-1
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User MyWay
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Given:

T=X - 3Y

To find the vertex which will result in the minimum value of the function:

Let us check the options one by one.

A. Given: (4,4)

On substitution, we get

T=4-3(4)

T=4-12

T=-8

B. Given: (0,1)

On substitution, we get

T=0-3(1)

T=-3

C. Given: (4,1)

On substitution, we get

T=4-3(1)

T=4-3

T=1

D. Given: (0,4)

On substitution, we get

T=0-3(4)

T=0-12

T=-12

T=-12 is the minimum value.

Hence, (0,4) is the vertex that will result in the minimum value of the function.

Therefore, the correct option is D.

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