Is the point (10,-2) a solution to the equation y = -2x + 16? Explain,
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no

Step-by-step explanation:

y = -2x + 16

-2 = -2(10) + 16

-2 = -20 + 16

-2 = -4

which is wrong

Plug the point (10,-2) into y = -2x + 16 and solve. If the equation is a true, then yes, it is a point on the equation.

y = -2x + 16 > -2 = -2(10) + 16

Now, solve.

-2 = -2(10) + 16 > -2 = -20 + 16  - Start by multiplying out parenthesis.

-2 = -20 + 16 > -2 = -4 - Add.

-2 = -4

The equation cannot be simplified any further. Since -2 is not equal to -4, we can conclude that no, (10,-2) is not a solution to the equation y = -2x + 16.

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