Problem

Find any two ordered pairs that lie on the given line. Graph the line and then determine the slope.
3x+y=−1
Find two ordered pairs that lie on the given line. Complete the table given below.
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The two ordered pairs that lie on the line are (−1,2) and (1,−4)

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Step 1 ：Given the equation 3x+y=−1, we are asked to find two ordered pairs that lie on this line.

Step 2 ：We can find these ordered pairs by substituting the given x-values (-1 and 1) into the equation and solving for y.

Step 3 ：For x=−1, substituting into the equation gives 3(−1)+y=−1, which simplifies to −3+y=−1. Solving for y gives y=2. So the ordered pair is (−1,2).

Step 4 ：For x=1, substituting into the equation gives 3(1)+y=−1, which simplifies to 3+y=−1. Solving for y gives y=−4. So the ordered pair is (1,−4).

Step 5 ：The two ordered pairs that lie on the line are (−1,2) and (1,−4)

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