Mawais F. answered 08/05/20
Ungrad Suny Albany 2019
So to get our answer first we will solve the equation for y and then we will plug in the point given to see if that equation holds.
Given:
m = 5 point = (3,8)
A)5x - y = 7
so first we will move everything to the right side so we will subtract 5x from both sides
-y = 7 - 5x
Now we will divide both sides of the equation by -1
(-y/-1) = (7 - 5x)/(-1)
y = -7 + 5x
or anyway to write this
y = 5x - 7
Now we will take the point=(3,8) and plug it in the equation
x = 3, y = 8
y = 5x - 7
8 = 5(3) - 7
8 = 15 - 7
8 = 8 check
So for the first one the answer is YES
B) x + 8y = 5
so like the first one we will move everything to the right so subtract x from both sides
8y = 5 - x
Now divide everything by 8
y = (5/8) - (x/8)
since we have a common denominator an other way to write this is
y = (-x + 5)/(8)
Now if you compare this equation to y = mx + b you see that the slope of this equation is (-1/8) so we don't need to go any further but we will go another step and just prove this equation doesn't hold so we take the point = (3,8) and plug it in the equation
x = 3, y = 8
8 = (-3 + 5)/(8)
multiply the 8 on both sides and doing the subtraction you get
64 = 2 which is NOT true
so for the second one it is NO.
C)10x − 2y = 14
First we are gonna pull out a 2
2(5x - y) = 14
Then we divide the whole equation from 2
2(5x - y) / (2) = (14)/(2)
5x - y = 7
Now we move everything to the right side so we subtract 5x from both sides
-y = 7 - 5x
Next we divide the whole equation by -1
(-y/-1) = (7 - 5x)/(-1)
y = -7 + 5x
or an other way to write this is
y = 5x - 7
now we take the point = (3,8) and plug in the equation
8 = 5(3) - 7
8 = 15 - 7
8 = 8 check
so the answer to third question is YES