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Does (6 , -3) make the equation y=-2x true ?

User LiMuBei
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Answer:

False

Explanation:

(6,-3) means x=6 and y=-3

Substitute into the equation

y= -2x

-3 = -2(6)

-3 = -12

This is false

User Jlordo
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Answer:

No

Explanation:

Note that:

(x , y) = (6 , -3) ∴ x = 6, y = -3

Plug in 6 for x in the equation, and -3 for y.

y = -2x

(-3) = (-2)(6)

Simplify. Multiply.

(-3) = (-12)

-3 ≠ -12 ∴ (6 , -3) is not a solution for y = -2x

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