1. **State the problem:** Determine if the point $(1,-2)$ satisfies the inequality $y \geq -6x - 3$.
2. **Substitute the point into the inequality:** Replace $x$ with $1$ and $y$ with $-2$ in the inequality.
$$-2 \geq -6(1) - 3$$
3. **Simplify the right side:**
$$-2 \geq -6 - 3$$
$$-2 \geq -9$$
4. **Check the inequality:**
Since $-2$ is greater than $-9$, the inequality holds true.
5. **Conclusion:**
The point $(1,-2)$ is a solution to the inequality $y \geq -6x - 3$.
Point Inequality C237Ee
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