*WILL MARK BRAINLIEST* given the inequality 4x-y<=k-6, there is a minimum value of k in order for the point (5,0) to be part of a solution. what is the minimum value?

26

Step-by-step explanation:

since the question asks for a value of k where the point (5, 0) is part of a solution, plug 5 into the x value and 0 into the y value:

4x-y<=k-6

4(5)-0<=k-6

20-0<=k-6

20<=k-6

26<=k

In this case, k can be equal to any number that is greater than or equal to 26 for the point (5, 0) to be a solution, but the question asks for the minimum value of k, meaning the smallest value. since the question asks for the smallest value, the answer we're looking for is 26.

lmk if this is wrong, hope it helps!!

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