The greatest possible value of x is 4. For x to be the maximum number it can be, y has to be the smallest it can be. We know the smallest possible value of y is 3.
Alright well you want to substitute the lowest possible value for y which is 3
x^2+3^2≤25 -- apply the exponent
x^2+9≤25 -- subtract the 9
x^2≤16 -- sq. root both sides
x≤4
4 would be the greatest possible value for x
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The greatest possible value of x is 4. For x to be the maximum number it can be, y has to be the smallest it can be. We know the smallest possible value of y is 3.
Alright well you want to substitute the lowest possible value for y which is 3
x^2+3^2≤25 -- apply the exponent
x^2+9≤25 -- subtract the 9
x^2≤16 -- sq. root both sides
x≤4
4 would be the greatest possible value for x