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Does the point (2, -3) lie on the line represented by the equation 3x-y=3 answer

Does the point (2, -3) lie on the line represented by the equation 3x-y=3 answer
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Does the point (2, -3) lie on the line represented by the equation 3x-y=3 answer

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No it does not since if the points were to be plugged into the equation, it would not equal 3.

3(2) -(-3) ≠ 3

6+3 ≠ 3
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