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Contact [7]
3 years ago
11

Given the equation y-5=5x, determine whether the points (2,12) and (-2, -5) are a solution on the graph. SHOW ALL WORK

Mathematics
1 answer:
boyakko [2]3 years ago
6 0
Try this option:
to define just substitute the coordinates into the equation of the line.
For point (2;12), it means x=2; y=12:
12-5=5*2 ⇒ 7≠10; ⇒ (2;12) is not solution.
for point (-2;-5), it means x=-2; y=-5:
-5-5=-2*5; ⇒ -10=-10, ⇒ (-2;-5) is solution.
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