When the equation is y = -9x + 3, we can substitute different values for x to find the corresponding values of y that satisfy the equation. Here are a few examples of ordered pairs (x, y) that satisfy the equation:
1. (-1, 12): When x = -1, y = (-9)(-1) + 3 = 12.
2. (0, 3): When x = 0, y = (-9)(0) + 3 = 3.
3. (1, -6): When x = 1, y = (-9)(1) + 3 = -6.
4. (2, -15): When x = 2, y = (-9)(2) + 3 = -15.
Note: There are infinitely many ordered pairs that satisfy the equation y = -9x + 3. These examples are just a few possible solutions.
Complete the ordered pairs below so they satisfy the equation.
y = -9x + 3
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