Which is not on the line with equation 7 y + 2 equals 3x take away 5(2,-1/7)(3,-2/7)(0,-1)(1,-4/7)(-1- 10/7)

Given equation is 7y+2=3x-5. Now we have to find which of the given point doesn't lies on the given line 7y+2=3x-5.

To find that we will just plug the given point and check if that point satisfies the given equation or not.

Check for (2,-1/7)

Plug it into 7y+2=3x-5.

7(-1/7)+2=3(2)-5

-1+2=6-5

1=1

Which is true hence this point lies on the given line 7y+2=3x-5.

Check for (3,-2/7)

Plug it into 7y+2=3x-5.

7(-2/7)+2=3(3)-5

-2+2=09-5

1=4

Which is False hence this point doesn't lies on the given line 7y+2=3x-5.

Check for (0,-1)

Plug it into 7y+2=3x-5.

7(-1)+2=3(0)-5

-7+2=0-5

-5=-5

Which is true hence this point lies on the given line 7y+2=3x-5.

Check for (1,-4/7)

Plug it into 7y+2=3x-5.

7(-4/7)+2=3(1)-5

-4+2=3-5

-2=-2

Which is true hence this point lies on the given line 7y+2=3x-5.

Check for (-1,-10/7)

Plug it into 7y+2=3x-5.

7(-10/7)+2=3(-1)-5

-10+2=-3-5

-8=-8

Which is true hence this point lies on the given line 7y+2=3x-5.

Hence final answer is (3,-2/7).

i found two solutions,   n = 2 • ± √3 = ± 3.4641

step-by-step explanation:

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