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Does (–4, 0) make the equation y = 2x − 8 true?
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Does (–4, 0) make the equation y = 2x − 8 true?

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Yes it does. You would plug (-4, 0) into the equation y=2x-8 by doing 0=2(-4) -8 which is equal to 0=-8+8 making the equation true.

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