To see if the point is included in the inequality, we need to plug in the \(\displaystyle \uptext{x}\) value.\(\displaystyle -42\geq-25\cdot23^{5}\)\(\displaystyle -42\geq-25\cdot6436343\)\(\displaystyle -42\geq-160908575\)

Since \(\displaystyle -42\)is greater than\(\displaystyle -160908575\)the point is included in the inequality.

To see if the point is included in the inequality, we need to plug in the \(\displaystyle \uptext{x}\) value.\(\displaystyle -4\geq-40\cdot11^{6}\)\(\displaystyle -4\geq-40\cdot1771561\)\(\displaystyle -4\geq-70862440\)

Since \(\displaystyle -4\)is greater than\(\displaystyle -70862440\)the point is included in the inequality.

To see if the point is included in the inequality, we need to plug in the \(\displaystyle \uptext{x}\) value.\(\displaystyle 25\geq-28\cdot4^{4}\)\(\displaystyle 25\geq-28\cdot256\)\(\displaystyle 25\geq-7168\)

Since \(\displaystyle 25\)is greater than\(\displaystyle -7168\)the point is included in the inequality.

To see if the point is included in the inequality, we need to plug in the \(\displaystyle \uptext{x}\) value.\(\displaystyle 29\geq4\cdot26^{2}\)\(\displaystyle 29\geq4\cdot676\)\(\displaystyle 29\geq2704\)

Since \(\displaystyle 29\) is not greater than or equal to \(\displaystyle 2704\) the point is not included in the inequality.

To see if the point is included in the inequality, we need to plug in the \(\displaystyle \uptext{x}\) value.\(\displaystyle 3\geq-25\cdot29^{3}\)\(\displaystyle 3\geq-25\cdot24389\)\(\displaystyle 3\geq-609725\)

Since \(\displaystyle 3\)is greater than\(\displaystyle -609725\)the point is included in the inequality.

To see if the point is included in the inequality, we need to plug in the \(\displaystyle \uptext{x}\) value.\(\displaystyle -47\geq-33\cdot28^{6}\)\(\displaystyle -47\geq-33\cdot481890304\)\(\displaystyle -47\geq-15902380032\)

Since \(\displaystyle -47\)is greater than\(\displaystyle -15902380032\)the point is included in the inequality.

To see if the point is included in the inequality, we need to plug in the \(\displaystyle \uptext{x}\) value.\(\displaystyle -43\geq-19\cdot15^{2}\)\(\displaystyle -43\geq-19\cdot225\)\(\displaystyle -43\geq-4275\)

Since \(\displaystyle -43\)is greater than\(\displaystyle -4275\)the point is included in the inequality.

To see if the point is included in the inequality, we need to plug in the \(\displaystyle \uptext{x}\) value.\(\displaystyle 29\geq-24\cdot29^{5}\)\(\displaystyle 29\geq-24\cdot20511149\)\(\displaystyle 29\geq-492267576\)

Since \(\displaystyle 29\)is greater than\(\displaystyle -492267576\)the point is included in the inequality.

To see if the point is included in the inequality, we need to plug in the \(\displaystyle \uptext{x}\) value.\(\displaystyle -44\geq11\cdot1^{3}\)\(\displaystyle -44\geq11\cdot1\)\(\displaystyle -44\geq11\)

Since \(\displaystyle -44\) is not greater than or equal to \(\displaystyle 11\) the point is not included in the inequality.

To see if the point is included in the inequality, we need to plug in the \(\displaystyle \uptext{x}\) value.\(\displaystyle -7\geq5\cdot7^{3}\)\(\displaystyle -7\geq5\cdot343\)\(\displaystyle -7\geq1715\)

Since \(\displaystyle -7\) is not greater than or equal to \(\displaystyle 1715\) the point is not included in the inequality.