Raymond B. answered 02/19/21
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12 = (4/3)(-6) + 4 = 8+4 = 12
first point (-6,12) satisfies the function
just plug in the values, x=-6 and y=12
4=(4/3)(4)+ 4 = 16/3 + 12/3 = 28/3 = 9 1/3
(-4,4) doesn't work
-16= (4/3)(15) +4 = 20+4 = 24
doesn't work, it would have worked had the point been (-15,-16)
-4=(4/3)(6)+4 =12
last one doesn't work, but it would have worked had the point been (-6,-4)
Just the 1st point satisfies the function, (-6,12)
this all assumes the equation was y=(4/3)x + 4, and not y=4/(3x) + 4
the way it's written would be the latter, but that's unlikely as the intent, as also none
of the points would then satisfy the equation