Determine if (3/4 x -2) is a solution to -4x - 7y=11.
is this all ?
yes this is the whole problem
hmmph..i'm assuming y=3/4x-2, then just plug that into the second equation
i just really dont get it at all
I don't think you posted the problem right.
Ordered pairs are solutions to equations with two variables. Is there a comma between the 3/4 and x-2?
im sorry here it is correctly... (3/4 times negative 2) is it a solution to _4x-7y=11
i mean -4
on second part
It doesn't make sense. It should say something like: Is (5,3) a solution to -4x -7y = 11
Would you please try really hard to type it exactly like it is in the book?
ok like seriously im doing graphs like x an y coordinate type thing...idunderstand either but here goes it says determine if (3 over 4 then theres a dot -2) is a solution to -4x-7y=11. show work this is my nquestion as it appears
Good. Now that makes sense.
It's not a dot, it's a comma.
ok but it doesnt look like one it in the middle between problems so i thought it meant times or multiply sorry :)
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