Question

Determine whether the point (1, 5) is a solution to the system of equations. Explain your reasoning in complete sentences.

Answer 1

@shadow

Answer 2

look at the graph and look where it intersects
And the intersecting line will be the answer

Answer 3

Can you possibly explain more thoroughly if possible @shoaibchaudhry ?

Answer 4

Im not sure on how exactly how 2 but that is how i was taught at school

Answer 5

But you can solve both equations

Answer 6

Oh okay,well thank you for trying ;anything and everything helps if you really were sincere about it.Have a good rest of your evening @shoaibchaudhry .

Answer 7

Np

Answer 8

@tonycoolkid21

Answer 9

solution for both fx and gx ?? or only gx ?

Answer 10

I think its both

Answer 11

1 is gx and 5 is fx

Answer 12

ans thet are asking is it write

Answer 13

There is only one intersection point point for g(x) and f(x), and (1,5) is not it

Answer 14

g(x)=3x+2 & our point (1,5); 1=x y=5 ;
g(1)=3(1)+2 =5 so this point is solution for the gx equation

Answer 15

Thank you to everyone that helped and or is still helping,I really do appreciate it.Though,can anyone specifically clarify which is which to the question itself?

Answer 16

So would the answer to the question be to put down that the solution is

Answer 17

Or that (1,5) is not the point of intersection,I am probably overcomplicating the question ain't I..?

Answer 18

yes u are
1 is answer to gx and 5 is susposed to be answer to the other one

Answer 19

but u think it is for boths since it sates
the the point (1, 5) is a solution to the system of equations. this says for both

Answer 20

(1,5) is NOT a solution for both equations

Answer 21

the only solution is (0,2)

Answer 22

It was screenshotted,wasn't anyone able to notice...?

Answer 23

when we are to find the solution of a system of lines means we have to find a point which satisfy all the equations or it lies on all the lines.
point of intersection lies on all the lines ,so it is the solution.
Here (0,2) lies on both the lines at the same time .
Hence it is the solution.
(1,5) is not the solution.

Answer 24

So as @snowflake0531 said many times it's not a solution but notice that this point is a solution for g(x) your teacher expecting you to say something about it I don't think it's a coincidence its good to mention that too in your answer.

Answer 25

Oh okay so overall I would have to at least try my best and state in my own words of each value each person had helped input into the chat itself,you are saying @j4ke ?

Answer 26

do NOT ping me without a purpose please Jake, I appreciate the agreement but no

Answer 27

Anyways I highly appreciate everyone's help and sorry for overanalyzing,etc.Everyone,have a wonderful night.