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3 years ago

What's (-1,4), y=3x+5?

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forsale [732]3 years ago

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Answer:

(-1,4)

-1 is x and 4 is y

You have to plug it in for the equation:

4= 3(-1)+5

4= -3+5

4 = 2

the answer is no solution because 4 does not equal to 2

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