Algebra I: Determine whether a point lies on a line
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This lesson explains how to determine whether a point lies on a line with a given equation. It also explains what is the required condition for a point to lie on a given line. Generally speaking, the condition for a point (a, b) to lie on the line y = mx + c is: 
               b = ma + c.
To determine whether a point lie on the line you have to jst check whether the coordinates of the point given satisfy the equation or not. For this what you have to do is : Put the value of the x any y coordinates of the point and check whether it satisfy the equation y = mx + c or not.
<h2> Determine whether a point lies on a line - Watch video (Algebra I)</h2> <p> equation, point, line, given, equation of a line, slope, intercept, finding, online math, lies, condition, given, algebra help, practice questions, quizzes</p> <p> The condition for a point (a, b) to lie on the line y = mx + c is: b = ma + c.</p>
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