Identify all the points that would lie on the line y=14x+4 . Answer Choices (8, 6) (-8, 5) (-16, 0) (-20, 1)

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All points that lie in a given line with a defined equation, they satisfy the equation such that when the values of x and y are substituted they satisfy the given equation.
Substituting values of y and x in the equation y = 14x +4
(8,6), (-8,-5), (-16,0), (-20,1) doesn't satisfy the equation.
therefore in this case there is no point that would lie in the line

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