Which statement about the ordered pairs (2, −9)(2, −9) and (3, −6)(3, −6) is true for the equation 5x−y3=135x−y3=13 ?

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lorasvet [3.4K]3 years ago

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Neither.

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dedylja [7]3 years ago

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5x - y³ = 135x - y³ = 13
The answer can be obtained by simply putting the ordered pair into the equations. First (2 , -9)
5(2) - (9)³ = 135(5) - (-9)³ = 13
10 + 729 = 675 + 729 = 13
739 = 1404 = 13
This is not true. Therefore this is not a solution
Second (3,-6)
5(3) - (-6)³ = 135(5) - (-6)³ = 13
231 = 891 = 13
This is also not true
Therefore, neither ordered pair is a solution.

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