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(a)

The equation is $\"\"$ and the point is $\"\"$ .

To check the solution, substitute the value of $\"\"$ in the original equation.

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$\"\"$ .

Since the above statement is true, the point $\"\"$ is a solution of the equation $\"\"$ .

The point $\"\"$ lies on the graph of $\"\"$ .

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(b)

The equation is $\"\"$ and the point is $\"\"$ .

To check the solution, substitute the value of $\"\"$ in the original equation.

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$\"\"$ .

Since the above statement is true, the point $\"\"$ is a solution of the equation $\"\"$ .

The point $\"\"$ lies on the graph of $\"\"$ . $\"\"$

(a) The point $\"\"$ lies on the graph of $\"\"$ .

(b) The point $\"\"$ lies on the graph of $\"\"$ .