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4x = -y + 2
(-1, _) , (0, _)
(-1, _) , (0, _)
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To find the values of y for the given x values, we substitute the x values into the equation.
For (-1, _):
4(-1) = -y + 2
-4 = -y + 2
-4 - 2 = -y
-6 = -y
y = 6
Therefore, for (-1, y) the value of y is 6.
For (0, _):
4(0) = -y + 2
0 = -y + 2
-2 = -y
y = 2
Therefore, for (0, y) the value of y is 2.
For (-1, _):
4(-1) = -y + 2
-4 = -y + 2
-4 - 2 = -y
-6 = -y
y = 6
Therefore, for (-1, y) the value of y is 6.
For (0, _):
4(0) = -y + 2
0 = -y + 2
-2 = -y
y = 2
Therefore, for (0, y) the value of y is 2.
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