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Draw the graph of 2x+3y=9. Using the graph, check whether (3,1) and (-1,2) are solutions of the given equation.​

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Answered by RiyaSethi17
1

Answer:

Hey mate here is your answer...

Step-by-step explanation:

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Draw the graph

2x+3y=5

x 1 7 13

y 1 -3 -7

using this point draw a graph

let x = 1

2(1)+3y=5

3y=5−2

3y=3

y=1

let x = 7

2(7)+3y=5

3y=5−14

3y=−9

y=−3

let x = 13

2(13)+3y=5

26+3y=5

3y=5−26

3y=−21

y=−7-3, 4) & put x = -3

2(−3)+3y=5

−6+3y=5

3y=11

y=

3

11

=4

so (-3, 4) is not solution.

(7,-3) put x = 7

2(7)+3y=5

3y=5−14

3y=−9

y=−3 is solution.

Answered by anjali983584
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