Explanation of: Find the solution set, given the replacement set. y = 1 – 3x {(1, 0), (0, 1), (1, -2), (-1, 4)} And the answer is: {(0, 1), (1, -2), (-1, 4)} I don't understand this at all. I don't remember anything about replacement sets in the lesson.
it means a new number sets that, when plugged into the equations will still continue to be valid
lets try all the options to show you what it means. now we try ((1,0) for\[y=1-3x\]\[0=1-3(1)\]that doesnt look valid right?
for 2nd option (0,1)\[1=1-3(0)\] this one is valid
for 3rd option (1,-2)\[-2=1-3(1)\] this is also valid
now the last option (-1,4)\[4=1-3(-1)\]this one is valid too
you can understand all that i hope
Yes thank you! So then the solutions listed are only the ones that were valid? I understand now!
yea
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This was a practice problem in the lesson before the test. Now I'm ready for the test :D. Thank you so much!
np, i didnt know about this replacement set thing until i reread the question and feel something was off lol
good luck with your test
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