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sammy [17]
1 year ago
14

2 1 point The point, (-3, 7), is on the line y = -3x+7. True O False

Mathematics
1 answer:
sladkih [1.3K]1 year ago
8 0

Step-by-step explanation:

  • in order to know if the the point is on the line plug in the x coordinate to check if it gives you the y coordinate as an output.
  • If you plug in the x coordinate and it gives you the given y coordinate then the point is on the given line
  • Now let us plug in the value of x=-3
  • y =  - 3( - 3) + 7 \\ y =  - 9 + 7 \\ y =  - 2
  • now if you check plugging in the given x coordinate it does not give you the given y coordinate but -2
  • therefore the point(-3,7) is not in the line but (-3,-2) is the point in the line.
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