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Chapter 1: Q. 65 (page 24)

If 3,bis a point on the graph of localid="1646062158338" y=4x+1,what is b ?

Short Answer

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The value ofbis13.

Step by step solution

01

Given information

The given point is 3,b.

The given equation isy=4x+1.

02

Determine the value of b

Substitute 3for y, bfor xin y=4x+1.

b=43+1=12+1=13

03

Write the conclusion

The value ofbis13.

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