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State with reason whether the point (3, −2) will lie on the graph of the equation 5m – 3n = − 21 - Algebra

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State with reason whether the point (3, −2) will lie on the graph of the equation 5m – 3n = − 21

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L.H.S. = 5m – 3n

= 5(3) – 3(– 2)

= 15 + 6

= 21

≠ R.H.S

∴ The point (3, – 2) does not lie on the graph of 5m – 3n = – 21.

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