2 years ago

The equation of a straight line is y = 20 – X.

Mathematics

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Reptile [31]2 years ago

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Given:

The equation of a straight line is

$y=20-x$

The x value of a point on the line is 14.

To find:

The y value of this point.

Solution:

If a point (x,y) lines on line, then the equation of line must be stratified by that point.

We have, the equation of a straight line.

$y=20-x$

Putting x=14, we get

$y=20-14$

$y=6$

Therefore, the y-value is 6 when the x-value is 14.

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