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3 years ago

What are two ways to describe if her statement is true.y=3x-5 is (4,7)

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Ainat [17]3 years ago

7 0

Answer:

7 = 3*4 - 5

7 = 12 - 5

7 = 7

So the statement is true.

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1) Substituting $(2, -\frac{1}{7})$ into the equation, you get:

$7(-\frac{1}{7})+2=3(2)-5\\\\-1+2=6-5\\\\1=1\ (TRUE)$

2) Substituting the point $(3, -\frac{3}{7})$ . you get:

$7(-\frac{3}{7})+2=3(3)-5\\\\-3+2=9-5\\\\-1=4\ (FALSE)$

3) Apply the same procedure using the point $(1, -\frac{4}{7})$ :

$7(-\frac{4}{7})+2=3(1)-5\\\\-4+2=3-5\\\\-2=-2\ (TRUE)$

4) Apply the same procedure using the point $(-1, -\frac{10}{7})$

$7(-\frac{10}{7})+2=3(-1)-5\\\\-10+2=-3-5\\\\-8=-8\ (TRUE)$

5) Substituting $(0,-1)$ into the equation:

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