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iren [92.7K]
1 year ago
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Complete the order pairs below so they satisfy the equation Y=-3x+2Complete the order pairs (0,__) (7,__) (__,17)

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Alchen [17]1 year ago
8 0

The ordered pairs which satisfy the equation are  (0,2) , (7,19) (-5,17) .

Finding the values of the variables that result in equality is the first step in solving a variable equation.

  • The values of the unknown variables that fulfil the equality are the equation's solutions, also known as the variables for which the equation must be solved.
  • The two forms of equations are identity equations and conditional equations.
  • All feasible values of the variables share the same identity. Only specific instances where the values of the variables coincide can result in the truth of a conditional equation.
  • Two phrases are combined into one by using the equals sign ("="). The "left hand side" and "right hand side" of the equation refer to the expressions on each side of the equals sign. It's typical.

At x = 0 the value of y from the equation is :

y = 2

At x = 7 , y =-19

at y=17 , x= -5

Therefore the ordered pairs are :(0,2) , (7,19) (-5,17) .

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