which point is not on the line y=5x?

wait,wait sorry!!! the actual equation is y=5x-6

Ummm... I hate to tell you this, Anika, but it seems like none of those points fall on that line... Are you sure that that's the correct equation?

well it's a question in my booklet, so i don't really have a clue..

Okay... Well then, either I'm being stupid or the question/answer choices are wrong... Sorry!!

Okay so now that we know that the equation is y=5x-6, we can solve... Oh, and the first pair of points should be (-1, -11), just saying.

So, we have our equation. What we do is plug stuff in and see if it's right. So, with the first one:

$$y=5x-6, y=-11, x=-1$$

Now let's plug stuff in:

$$-11 = 5(-1)-6\Rightarrow-11=-5-6\Rightarrow-11=-11$$

So, that's true. Let's check the next two:

$$4=5(2)-6\Rightarrow4=10-6\Rightarrow4=4$$

That's right too. Now let's check the last one:

$$-1=5(0)-6\Rightarrow-1=0-6\Rightarrow-1=-6$$

Well, that's not right, obviously! So, that point is NOT on the line y=5x-6.

That first answer was mean!!!!