Is imac 5.1 intelcore 2 duo maverick compatible ?

Please, on the apple assistance website, they say maverick is compatible with Imac from mi 2007. But I woul like to be sure my imac 5,1 intelcore duo is maverick compatible. I have 2 G RAM.
Is anybody could answer?
Thanks

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