Question 1119882
There are more than 3 ordered pairs.   In fact, there are an infinite number of ordered pairs that satisfy the equation.  I will show you how to find some, at will. <br>

First,   solve the equation for y:  
 2y = 3x - 4
   y = (3/2)x - 2 <br>

Pick a value for x, plug it in on the right hand side and calculate, that's y.   The ordered pair (x,y) is an satisfies the equation.
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Examples:
x=0  —>  y = (3/2)(0) - 2  = -2   —>   (0,-2) is an ordered pair that satisfies the equation
x=1 —>  y = (3/2)(1) - 2 = -1/2  —>   (1, -1/2)  is another
x=2 —>  y = (3/2)(2) - 2 =  1   —>    (2, 1)  is a third

You can pick any value of x that you want:
x=-10 —>  y = (3/2)(-10) - 2 = -17  —>  (-10, -17)  is a fourth

etc.