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Which of the following does not lie on the graph of y = 2x - 2? (-1/2, -3) (1/2, 1) (-1, -4)

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Answer:

All lie on the line besides B) (1/2, 1)



User Henny
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Answer: The correct option is

(B)
\left((1)/(2),1\right).

Step-by-step explanation: We are given to select the point that does not lie on the graph of the following line :


y=2x-2~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~(i)

Any point that does not lie on the graph of (i) will not satisfy the equation.

If
(x, y)=\left(-(1)/(2),-3\right), then


R.H.S.=2x-2=2* \left(-(1)/(2)\right)-2=-1-2=-3=y=L.H.S.

So, this option is NOT correct.

If
(x, y)=\left((1)/(2),1\right), then


R.H.S.=2x-2=2* \left((1)/(2)\right)-2=1-2=-1\\eq y=L.H.S.

So, this option is correct.

If
(x, y)=(-1,-4), then


R.H.S.=2x-2=2* (-1)-2=-2-2=-4=y=L.H.S.

So, this option is NOT correct.

Thus, the correct option is (B).

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