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I assume you mean 3y+2x+1. So sub in the points and see. The 1 is x and the -3 is y.

3(-3) + 2(1) + 1. Does this equal 0? -9+2+1 equals -6, so no, it is not a solution. For example, if your point is (1,-1), this would be a solution.
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