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I'm very confused on how to do this​

I'm very confused on how to do this​
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I'm very confused on how to do this​

I'm very confused on how to do this​-example-1
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answer is no , the first number is X second is Y. put each number where it belongs it doesn't match so it doesn't work
User Salih Karagoz
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The first number in the bracket is the x coordinate, the second is the y
So substitute the x and y in to get
8=-5(3)+1 which is 8=-14 which isnt true so the answer is no
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