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20 September, 19:06

Im having trouble with this one P (2,-3), y = - 6x+10

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  1. 20 September, 22:46
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    Not a solution, when plugging in (2,-3) into y=-6x+10 you get - 2, When y equals - 3. They are not the same.
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