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  • 29-09-2016
  • Mathematics
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Which statement about the ordered pairs 

(−9, 3)

(−9, 3)

and 

(2, −4)

(2, −4)

is true for the equation

6x−

y

2


=14

6x−y2=14

?



(−9, 3)

(−9, 3)

is a solution to the equation.


(2, −4)

(2, −4)

is a solution to the equation.


Both ordered pairs are solutions.


Neither ordered pair is a solution.

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vedantik28
vedantik28 vedantik28
  • 30-09-2016

Neither ordered pairs are a solution

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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 01-11-2018

The 100% correct answer is:

2,-4 is a solution to the equation


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