Is the point (8'10), a solution of the equation y=16x-3

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5 0

Lets find out...
(8,10)...x = 8 and y = 10

y = 16x - 3
10 = 16(8) - 3
10 = 128 - 3
10 = 125....nope...incorrect
therefore, (8,10) is not a solution to this equation

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