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Evaluating Operational Target Constraints for a Logistics Coordinator
To evaluate these targets, write a response addressing the following prompts:
- State the foundational rule for determining whether a given ordered pair is a solution to a system of linear inequalities.
- Apply this rule to evaluate Target A in both inequalities. Show the step-by-step mathematical substitution and state whether Target A is a valid solution to the overall system.
- Apply this rule to evaluate Target B in both inequalities. Show the step-by-step mathematical substitution and state whether Target B is a valid solution to the overall system.
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Evaluating Operational Target Constraints for a Logistics Coordinator