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The equation y = x + 2 is graphed below. > a. Is (0,2) a solution? [Select] b. Is (3,4) a solution? [Select] c. Is (-4,1) a solution? [Select] d. Is (16, 6) a solution? [Sele…

The equation y = x + 2 is graphed below. > a. Is (0,2) a solution? [Select] b. Is (3,4) a solution? [Select] c. Is (-4,1) a solution? [Select] d. Is (16, 6) a solution? [Sele…
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The equation y = x + 2 is graphed below.

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a. Is (0,2) a solution? [Select]
b. Is (3,4) a solution? [Select]
c. Is (-4,1) a solution? [Select]
d. Is (16, 6) a solution? [Select]

The equation y = x + 2 is graphed below. > a. Is (0,2) a solution? [Select] b. Is-example-1
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A , B , and. D are solutions. You just need to plug the ordered pair back into the equation and if both sides are equal the solutions work.
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