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For y = 0, how is the statement y ≥ 0?

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Correct answer: True

The governing concept is the meaning of the inclusive inequality symbol ≥. It means “greater than or equal to,” so equality at the boundary is allowed. Substituting y = 0 into y ≥ 0 gives 0 ≥ 0, which is true because both sides are equal. Therefore option A is correct. Option B would be correct for a strict statement such as y > 0, where zero is excluded. Options C and D are unsuitable because the value of y is explicitly given and the statement can be evaluated directly. On a number line, the solution of y ≥ 0 begins at zero with a closed point and extends to the right, again showing that zero belongs to the solution set.

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Linear InequalitiesBoundary ValueGreater-Than-Or-EqualIntroduction To InequalitiesMathematicsClass 11 Mcq

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