Q. Which ordered pair is a solution of the equation?−3x−y=6Choose 1 answer:(A) Only (−4,4)(B) Only (−3,3)(C) Both (−4,4) and (−3,3)(D) Neither
Problem Understanding: Understand the problem.We need to determine which ordered pair(s) satisfy the equation −3x−y=6").Todothis,wewillsubstitutethe$x and y values from each ordered pair into the equation and check if the equation holds true.
Testing Ordered Pair (−4,4): Test the first ordered pair (−4,4).Substitute x=−4 and y=4 into the equation −3x−y=6 and see if the left side equals the right side.−3(−4)−4=612−4=68=6This is not true, so (−4,4) is not a solution to the equation.
Testing Ordered Pair (−3,3): Test the second ordered pair (−3,3).Substitute x=−3 and y=3 into the equation −3x−y=6 and see if the left side equals the right side.−3(−3)−3=69−3=66=6This is true, so (−3,3) is a solution to the equation.
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