Does point A (-3; 2) belong to the graph of the equation 2x + 3y = x

In order to find out whether point A with coordinates (-3; 2) belongs to the graph of the function x + 3y = x, we will proceed as follows.

Substitute the coordinates of the point A into the equations of the function instead of the variables x and y and perform the calculations.

If we get the correct equality, then we can say that the point belongs to the graph of the function, if not, then the point does not belong to the graph.

Substitute x = -3; y = 2 and we get the equality:

-3 + 3 * 2 = -3;

-3 + 6 = -3;

3 = -3.

Point A does not belong to the graph of the function.