Question

which of the following coordinates exist on the line y=2x 4

Answer 1

What are the coordinates?

Answer 2

one is (2,4) another is (-1,3) another is (-3,-2) last is (1,5)

Answer 3

Is it plus 4 or minus 4?

Answer 4

for the 1st one

Answer 5

2x+4

Answer 6

No, the equation.

Answer 7

y=2x-4 or y=2x+4

Answer 8

y=2x+4

Answer 9

That'll be easy.

Answer 10

Nothing is loading for me, I'll brb.

Answer 11

then what coordinates are on that line

Answer 12

I have to explain

Answer 13

ok

Answer 14

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It's my internet.

Answer 15

pls hurry

Answer 16

-2?

Answer 17

I mean 2

Answer 18

The slope-intercept form is y=mx+b, where m is the slope, and b is the y-intercept.

y=mx+b

Find the values of m and b using the formy=mx+b.

m=2b=4

The slope of the line is the value of m, and the y-intercept is the value of b.

Slope: 2 y-intercept: 4

Answer 19

so its (2,4)

Answer 20

Easy way to do this. Plug in the coordinates for the formula.
For ex. If you have an equation y=7x+1 and you have to verify if (1,-7) is on the line
Just plug it in. -7=7(1)+1
-7=8
That isn't true ^ so it isn't on the line. If you get a true statement. The coordinate is on the line

Answer 21

it said it was wrong

Answer 22

it was (-3,-2)

Answer 23

Did you listen to a word I said?

Answer 24

You have to verify if the point is on the line. I just gave u an example.

Answer 25

@QuestionCoveBot how is 2,4 on the line?

Answer 26

@TonyFlores, do you know why the answer was -3,-2?

Answer 27

Where did both of you go?

Answer 28

@TonyFlores He is right, just don't get on his bad side.

Answer 29

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Did you listen to a word I said?
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@QuestionCoveBot how is 2,4 on the line?
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If YOU read what he wrote, then you'll realize he never said that.

But he also pointlessly got the slope and y-intercept when it wasn't even necessary and when it's already given in slope-intercept form.
Also his whole m = 2b = 4 is utter nonsense and is completely wrong, and for which there is no possible explanation.