It says to graph each linear equation how would i do this: x-2y=6
Im sorry i still could'nt get it..I need major help
solve for y
I do but i end up getting it wrong, I have the answer in the back of the book but cant get it rite. Okay this is what im doin : x-2y=6, Then i subtrat from both side Which gives me -2y=6-x, Then i dive all of it by -2 which then gives me -3+1/2.. So what am i doing wrong..
y=(1/2)x-3, 3= y intercept M or slope= (1/2)
How would i do this one: x-y=-2
-3=y intercept
same thing solve for y, subtract x and divide by -1
Where did you get the -3 from?
sorry -3 was the first question
Ya im also talking about the first question, How did you get -3?
when you divide -2 from -2y=6-x you get y= -3- (-X/2) expand the negative to (x/2) making it a positive and rearange so positive is in front of the negative three
Wait doesnt the -2 become a positive 2, because you need to get rid of the -2, rite.
no you need to move the negative two from the y side to the x side
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