Equation 3x+y-12=0(without using graph)
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3x+y-12=0
y=12-3x
point(3,3)
When x=3
12-3x= 12-9=3
point(3,3) satisfy
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(4,0)
When x=4
12-3x= 12-12=0
point(4,0) satisfy
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(2,12)
When x=2
12-3x= 12-6=6
point (2,12) does NOT satisfy
y=12-3x
point(3,3)
When x=3
12-3x= 12-9=3
point(3,3) satisfy
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(4,0)
When x=4
12-3x= 12-12=0
point(4,0) satisfy
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(2,12)
When x=2
12-3x= 12-6=6
point (2,12) does NOT satisfy
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3x+y-12=0
3x=12-y
x=(12-y)/3
now take first point(3,3)
put x=3 and y=3
3=(12-3)/3
3=9/3
3=3
LHS=RHS
point one satisfies
similarly for 2nd point x=4 and y=0
4=(12-0)/3
4=12/3
4=4
point 2 satisfies
point 3
x=2, y=12
2=(12-12)/0
2=0/0
here lhs is not equal to rhs.
therefore this point does not satisfy above equation.
3x=12-y
x=(12-y)/3
now take first point(3,3)
put x=3 and y=3
3=(12-3)/3
3=9/3
3=3
LHS=RHS
point one satisfies
similarly for 2nd point x=4 and y=0
4=(12-0)/3
4=12/3
4=4
point 2 satisfies
point 3
x=2, y=12
2=(12-12)/0
2=0/0
here lhs is not equal to rhs.
therefore this point does not satisfy above equation.
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for (3,3) plug in the first 3 = x and the 2nd 3 = y
3 x + y - 12 = 0
so 3(3) + (3) - 12 = 0
9 + 3 - 12 = 0
12 - 12 = 0
so yes that does satisfy.. do the same for the other 2...
(3,3) satisfies
(4,0) satisfies
(2,12) does not satisfy
3 x + y - 12 = 0
so 3(3) + (3) - 12 = 0
9 + 3 - 12 = 0
12 - 12 = 0
so yes that does satisfy.. do the same for the other 2...
(3,3) satisfies
(4,0) satisfies
(2,12) does not satisfy