Which of the following ordered pairs could be placed in the table and still have the relation qualify as a linear function?
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Place a point at (0,-5) because that is the y-intercept (the -5 on the vertical line)
Since the slope is negative two which can be re-written as -2/1 (rise/run) you go down two and to the right once or up two and to the left once, it doesn't matter which. Another point can be placed at (1,-7) or (-3,-1), it still doesn't matter which.
Then you can draw a line connecting the two points.
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Given:
A synthetic division problem.
To find:
The missing number it in the given synthetic division problem.
Solution:
The given synthetic division problem is:
In synthetic division, we need to add first and second row to get the bottom row.
Similarly,
Therefore, the missing value in the given synthetic problem is 10. Hence, the correct option is C.