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Is (-3, -2) a solution to the equation y = -2x + -8?
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Is (-3, -2) a solution to the equation y = -2x + -8?

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Answer:

(-3, -2) is a solution of y = -2x + -8

Explanation:

y = -2x + -8

(-3, -2) are the coordinates of P(x,y)

-2= -2(-3) - 8

-2 = +6 - 8

-2 = -2

Since LHS = RHS, (-3, -2) is a solution of y = -2x + -8

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