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is (2, -3) a solution of y = x + 5? I got x = -8. Correct???
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its not a solution
you are correct. (2, -3) is not a solution
no the answer is 7
x = -8 is not the right way to think of it. Plug x and y values into the equation. You get: -3 = 2+5, which is never true. So, not a solution.
so its a yes or no question?
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Yes.
ok thank you
GT, I don't see a problem if she only plugged in y value. if she didn't get 2, it's obvious that it's not a solution.
For a point to be a solution to an equation like the one you have, it must satisfy the equation. For example, if you had a point (2,7), it would satisfy the equation when you plug in as follows 7 = 2 + 5, which is clearly true.
slaaibak - agree. many ways to come at math problems.
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