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(a)

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

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

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The above statement is true.

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The point \"\" is a solution of the equation \"\", and

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The point \"\" is lie on the graph of \"\".

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(b)

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

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

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The above statement is false.So the point \"\" is not a solution of the equation.\"\", and

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The point \"\" is does not lie on the graph of \"\".\"\"

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(a) The point \"\" is lie on the graph of \"\".

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(b) The point \"\" is does not lie on the graph of \"\".