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Sergio039 [100]
3 years ago
7

Drag and drop the tiles with the coordinate points, so they match up with an equation that they satisfy. PLEASE HELP!

Mathematics
2 answers:
yawa3891 [41]3 years ago
6 0
Y=13x+5

(0,5) (-2,-21)

y=-3x

(0,0) (-3,9)

y=x-10

(-2,8) (-5,-15)
lorasvet [3.4K]3 years ago
4 0

Point     Equation 1 (y=13x+5)    Equation 2(y=-3x)     Equation 3(y=x-10)

(0,5)         5=13×0+5                          5≠-3×0                          5≠0-10

               5=0+5                                 5≠0                                5≠-10

               5=5(True)                         False                                False

(0,0)        0≠13×0+5                       0=-3×0                             0≠0-10

    0≠5(False)                       0=0(True)                         0≠ -10(False)

(8,-2)      -2≠13×8+5                        -2≠3×8                         -2=8-10

          (False)                             (False)                           -2=-2(True)

(-2,-21)   -21=13×(-2)+5                 -21≠ -3× (-2)            -21≠-2-10

         -21=-26+5                     -21≠ 6  (False)       -21≠-12(False)

         -21=-21(True)

(-5,-15)      -15≠13×(-5)+5              -15≠-3 × -5                  -15= -5-10

                False                         -15≠15(False)            -15= -15(True)

(-3,9)       9≠13×(-3)+5                   9=-3×(-3)                              9≠3-10

                False                       9=9(True)                    9≠ -7(False)        

True =Point lies on the line

False=Point does not lie on the line                

                                   

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