Answered

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Would the point (4, -2) fall on the graph of y = -0.5x?
No
Yes

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MrRoyal

Functions can be represented on graphs and vice versa.

It is true that point (4,-2) is on the graph of [tex]y = -0.5x[/tex] i.e. the statement is Yes

The function of the graph is given as:

[tex]y = -0.5x[/tex]

To determine if the point (4,-2) will fall on the graph, we simply substitute 4 for x in the given function.

[tex]y = -0.5\times 4[/tex]

[tex]y = -2[/tex]

The y value for (4,-2) is -2, and the calculated y value for [tex]y = -0.5x[/tex] when x = 4 is -2.

Hence, it is true that point (4,-2) is on the graph of [tex]y = -0.5x[/tex]

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