Which three ordered pairs complete the table to give solutions of the equation y = –6x? A. (–2, 12), (0,0), and (2, –12) B. (–2, 12), (0,–6), and (2, –12) C. (–2, –12), (0,0), and (2, 12) D. (–2, –12), (0,–6), and (2, 12) Is C correct?
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y = –6x Substitute 0 for x. Which two answers can you rule out?
c is not correct
all points that have their y coordinate larger than their x coordinate by a factor of -6 are correct.
just do this, y coordinate / x coordinate must be -6, else it doesn't lie on that line.
It's faster if you don't graph. Just plug in values for x and see if they work...
with exception to (0,0)
A. (–2, 12), (0,0), and (2, –12) B. (–2, 12), (0,–6), and (2, –12) C. (–2, –12), (0,0), and (2, 12) D. (–2, –12), (0,–6), and (2, 12) The equation is y=-6x If we plug in 0 for x, we get (0,0). We can eliminate B and D as answers. Next, we can plug in 2 for x: y=-6(2) We know the answer is B
I thought you said we eliminate b and d, so how is b the answer?/
Oops sorry, I meant the answer is A
by the graph that i attached you can see that the ordered pairs in part A lie on the graph so your answer is A just plot the graph and compare your points/pairs for better understanding its lengthy but fully eliminates confusion :) hope you understand
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