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Does the point (6, 0) satisfy the equation y = x2?

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Answer:

No, point (6, 0) is not on the equation.

Explanation:

To do this question the easiest way, you would use your scientific/graphing calculator and type in your equation. But you can do this with your mind.

Since the equation y = x^2 does not have any number in it (such as m = slope) it does not start anywhere. You will put it in the origin which is (0, 0) from there, you can tell that the equation will not reach (6, 0), but only (1, 1).

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Replace x in the equation with the x value of the point (6) and solve. If it equals the y value (0) it is a solution if it noes not equal (0) it is not a solution.

Y = 6^2 = 36

36 is not 0 so (6,0) is not a solution

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