Keywords:
equation, variables, ordered pair, solution
For this case we have an equation with two variables, "x" and "y". Also, we have that the value of "x" is given by: \(x = -6\). We must find the ordered pair of the solution of the equation.
Let: \(\frac {2} {3} x + y -1 = 0\)
We substitute \(x = -6\) in the equation:
\(\frac {2} {3} (- 6) + y -1 = 0\\-4 + y-1 = 0\\y = 1 + 4\\y = 5\)
Thus, the ordered pair that is the solution of the equation \(\frac {2} {3} x + y -1 = 0\) is\((x, y) = (- 6,5)\)
Answer:
\((x, y) = (- 6,5)\)
