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Which ordered pair is a solution of the equation

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andrew11 [14]3 years ago

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(0,-7)
-7=11(0)+4
-7=0+4
-7 is not 4 -----not a solution

(-1,-7)
-7=11(-1)+4
-7=-11+4
-7=-7 ----solution

(1,-7)
-7=11(1)+4
-7=11+4
-7=15
-7 is not 15 ----not a solution

(2,26)
26=11(2)+4
26=22+4
26=26 ----soltion

(-1, -7) & (2, 26) are solutions to the equation

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