Find the value of K so that the given point will be on the graph of the equation kx-2y=-9;(-2/3, 3)
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\[\Large k\color{red}x-2\color{blue}y = -9\]
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Okay, for the point \[\Large \left(-\frac23 \ , \ 3 \right)\] To be on the line, the equation MUST be satisfied if we replace x with -2/3 and if we replace y with 3.
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oh. xD substition ??
Yes... replace x with -2/3 and replace y with 3 And solve for k :) Silly ol' Derek :3
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If you say so :3 But you do understand now, yes?
yup.
Good. That's all I need to know :)
is the answer k=9/2??
I actually don't know. I just saw this problem, knew how to solve it... but didn't actually go about solving it. Solving it now, hang on a sec...
Correct.
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You have a problem which bugs you... how sad... <insert sad violin music>
On second thought, violin music is probably too easy for you... Insert sad... trumpet music, instead, if ever there is such a piece XD
hahaha, xD reading trumpet music is easier than violin music. xDDDDDD
you don't use double notes in trumpet music, xDDD
Of course it is... but playing a sad piece with a trumpet convincingly? mmm
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