How do you show whether the point (7,-2) satisfies the equation #3x+4y=29#? Algebra Graphs of Linear Equations and Functions Applications of Linear Graphs 1 Answer smendyka Jan 9, 2017 Substitute #color(red)(7)# for #x# in the equation and #color(blue)(-2)# for #y# in the equation and see if the equation is true: #(3 xx color(red)(7)) + (4 xx color(blue)(-2)) = 29# #21 + -8 = 29# #13 != 29# this point does not satisfy the equation. Answer link Related questions What are different real world problems that are modeled by Linear equations? How do you use a graph to determine how many hours are required to earn $60 if a job pays $20 per hour? What are the dimensions of a soccer field if the perimeter is 300 years and the length is 50... How many of each calculator was sold if a simple calculator costs $5 and scientific calculator... Is this a linear equation #xy=6#? Is this a linear equation #y^2- 4x=6#? Is this a linear equation #y=0#? Is this a linear equation #4x=2y#? Is this a linear equation #5x+6y=3x-2#? How do you determine if (-5, -4) is a solution of #9x - 4y = -6#? See all questions in Applications of Linear Graphs Impact of this question 3975 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License