Which two points are on the graph of y=x - 4? (4.0), (1, 3) (0.-4). (4.1) (1.5), (0, -4) (1.-3), (-1,-5)

Narendra Jadhav asked Oct 11, 2023

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Which two points are on the graph of y=x - 4?

(4.0), (1, 3)
(0.-4). (4.1)
(1.5), (0, -4)
(1.-3), (-1,-5)

Narendra Jadhav asked Oct 11, 2023

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Answer: (1.-3), (-1,-5)

Explanation:

Substituting the x coordinates into the equation, we get that the result is equal to the y coordinate of the points.

Thus, the points lie on the line.

Nuno Duarte answered Oct 16, 2023

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