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Answer:
Part 1)
Part 2) The equation satisfy the set of coordinates (see the explanation)
Step-by-step explanation:
step 1
Find the linear equation
The rule for the linear equation states that y is three more than twice x.
so
The variable y is equal to the number 2 multiplied by x plus the number 3
step 2
Prove that the equation satisfies the set of coordinates
substitute the value of x and the value of y in the linear equation and then compare the results
a) (-1, 1)
----> is true
so
The equation satisfy the ordered pair
b) (0, 3)
----> is true
so
The equation satisfy the ordered pair
c) (-1/3,7/3)
----> is true
so
The equation satisfy the ordered pair
therefore
The equation satisfy the set of coordinates
Here the denominators are quadratics , so we need to factorise them first
1/(x²-5x) +3/(x²+2x-35)
factorising x²-5x ,
here GCF is x, so taking x out we have
x(x-5)
factorising x²+2x-35 using AC method,
we find factors of -35 that add up to give 2
(x-5)(x+7)
Since we have x-5 common in both denominators, so lcd of the rational expression will be product of x(x-5)(x+7)
lcd is x(x-5)(x+7)