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Does (–1, 2) make the equation y = x + 9 true?
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Does (–1, 2) make the equation y = x + 9 true?

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Answer:

(-1, 2) does not make the equation y=x+9 true.

Explanation:

y=x+9

(-1, 2)=(x, y)

2=(-1)+9,

-1+9=8,

2 does not equal to 8.

Answer: No.

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