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3 years ago

The graph shows the straight line with equation y=3x-4 has an x-coordinate of 50

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4 0

To get the y coordinate that goes with the x-coordinate of 50, substitute 50 into the equation for x:
y = 3(50)-4
Now, solve for y by multiplying 3 times 50 and then subtracting 4:
y = 150 - 4
y = 146
So, now you know the y coordinate is 146 when the x coordinate is 50.
Hope that helps!

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