Discussion





An ordered pair is the solution to a system of two linear equations if and only

if the coordinates of the ordered pair, when substituted into each of the

equations, make both of the equations true statements. 







Solution





The given point is (0,3)













Therefore the given point is NOT an element of the set of points that comprise

the line defined by the equation , and the given point is NOT a

solution to the system.  It doesn't matter whether the point fits the other

equation or not (it does, in fact - check it yourself).







Check Answer





From the sketch you can see that the given point is NOT the point of

intersection of the two lines.







 

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