MHB Point on Graph of Equation....1

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The discussion focuses on determining if the point (a, 4a) lies on the graph of the equation y = 4x. By substituting x with a, the equation simplifies to y = 4a, confirming that 4a equals 4a. Therefore, the point (a, 4a) does indeed lie on the graph. The conclusion is affirmed with confidence, indicating a clear understanding of the relationship between the point and the equation. The analysis effectively demonstrates the validity of the point's position on the graph.
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Determine if the given point lies on the graph of the equation.

(a, 4a); y = 4x

Solution:

Let y = 4a

Let x = a

y = 4x

4a = 4a

Yes, the point (a, 4a) lies on the graph of y = 4x.

Correct?
 
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