Question

X - 5y = 10; (0, -2) Group of answer choices no yes

Answer 1

• Yes, this linear equation is correct on point (0,-2).

Given that:

• The linear equation

         x - 5y = 10;

• The point

        (0, -2)

To find

• We have to prove LHS = RHS

So, according to the question

We have,

The linear equation,

         x - 5y = 10; and point is (0,-2)

From equation,

         x - 5y = 10

Take the left part of given linear equation,

         LHS = x - 5y

Now, putting the values, x = 0 and y = -2.

Then, we will be get.

                = x - 5y

                = (0) - 5 ×(-2)

                = - 5 × -2

                = 10.

So, we can say that

          LHS = RHS.

Where,

           LHS = Left Hand Side.

           RHS =  Right Hand Side.      

We can solve that linear equation in other way,

When we put x = 0, we get y = -2.

So, if we put x = 1, we get y = -9/5.

Similarly, if x = 2, then y = -8/5.

Now, we can say that points (0,-2), (1,-9/5) and (2,-8/5) are lie in the linear equation x - 5y = 10.

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