By plugging in x=3.2 into the function and solving for y:
4x-y=7
4(3.2)-y=7
12.8-y=7
12.8-7=y
5.8=y
Since 5.8<6.3, then (3.2,6.3) lies above the line.
Hope this helped!
Eric J.
asked 05/07/23640.Show that P = (3.2,6.3) is not on the line 4x−y = 7. Explain how you can tell whether
P is above or below the line.
By plugging in x=3.2 into the function and solving for y:
4x-y=7
4(3.2)-y=7
12.8-y=7
12.8-7=y
5.8=y
Since 5.8<6.3, then (3.2,6.3) lies above the line.
Hope this helped!
Philip P. answered 05/07/23
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