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y=−2x−5y=-2x-5 ordered pairs

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Q. y=−2x−5y=-2x-5 ordered pairs
  1. Choose x=0x = 0: To find ordered pairs for the equation y=−2x−5y = -2x - 5, we can choose different values for xx and then calculate the corresponding yy values.
  2. Calculate yy for x=0x = 0: Let's choose x=0x = 0 as our first value. Plugging x=0x = 0 into the equation y=−2x−5y = -2x - 5 gives us y=−2(0)−5y = -2(0) - 5, which simplifies to y=−5y = -5.
  3. Ordered pair for x=0x = 0: The ordered pair for x=0x = 0 is (0,−5)(0, -5).
  4. Choose x=1x = 1: Now let's choose x=1x = 1. Plugging x=1x = 1 into the equation y=−2x−5y = -2x - 5 gives us y=−2(1)−5y = -2(1) - 5, which simplifies to y=−2−5y = -2 - 5, and then to y=−7y = -7.
  5. Calculate yy for x=1x = 1: The ordered pair for x=1x = 1 is (1,−7)(1, -7).
  6. Ordered pair for x=1x = 1: Next, let's choose x=−1x = -1. Plugging x=−1x = -1 into the equation y=−2x−5y = -2x - 5 gives us y=−2(−1)−5y = -2(-1) - 5, which simplifies to y=2−5y = 2 - 5, and then to y=−3y = -3.
  7. Choose x=−1x = -1: The ordered pair for x=−1x = -1 is (−1,−3)(-1, -3).

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