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Substitute the ordered pair (5, 3) into the linear equation x+2y=11 to prove whether it is a solution to the equation.

Substitute the ordered pair (5, 3) into the linear equation x+2y=11 to prove whether it is a solution to the equation.
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Substitute the ordered pair (5, 3) into the linear equation x+2y=11 to prove whether it is a solution to the equation.

User Bhavesh Shaha
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In the point (5,3), x=5, y = 3, so just plug it in...

5+2(3) = 11
5+6 = 11
11=11

The ordered pair is a solution to the equation.
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