If the ordinate (value of the 'y' coordinate) is twice the abscissa (value of the 'x' coordinate), then find the point where 7x−3y=8.
(8,16)
Let,
the abscissa x=k
the ordinate y=2k.
Putting the value in the given equation:
⇒7(k)−3(2k)=8
⇒k=8
Therefore abcissa is x=k=8 and ordinate is y=2k=16.
Thus, the point is (8,16).