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24 . Does the point (5,10) satisfy the equation: 4y-2x=20

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Answer: It does not.

Explanation:

Our task is to determine whether or not the point (5,10) satisfies the equation:
\sf{4y-2x=20}.

Basically, to determine that, we need to plug in 5 (which is the x-coordinate) for x and 10 (which is the y-coordinate) in for y:


\sf{4(10)-2(5)=20}

The next step is to simplify.


\sf{40-10=20}

Simplify completely.


\sf{30=20}

Obviously, this isn't true; we have obtained a false statement, and, therefore, we jump to the conclusion that the point (5,10) does not satisfy the equation 4y - 2x = 20.

User KDP
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Answer:

No

Explanation:

to determine if (5, 10 ) is a solution, substitute x = 5, y = 10 into the left side of the equation and if equal to the right side then it is a solution.

4y - 2x

= 4(10) - 2(5)

= 40 - 10

= 30 ≠ 20

since left side ≠ right side

then (5, 10 ) is not a solution of the equation

User Paul Dragoonis
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