Question

How do you graph??? -x + 4 What does Y =? Please help

Answer 1

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Answer 2

im guessing y=-x+4

Answer 3

how do I graph that?

Answer 4

to graph this line
start at y_intercept (0,4)
use slope to plot points from there
slope = -1 (slope is always coefficient of x when in slope-intercept form)
slope = rise/run
go down 1 then over 1

Answer 5

ok cool! that helps... now one more. what about... Y=3x - 2?

Answer 6

ok whats the y-intercept?
what is the slope?

Answer 7

anything?
y=mx+b
m=slope
b=y_intercept

Answer 8

OMG I feel really retarded!

Answer 9

dont be :)
ok slope is always number next to x
slope = 3
y_intercept is always the constant
y_intercept = -2

so start at (0,-2) for 1st point
then use slope (up 3 over 1 )to get next point

Answer 10

Holy crap I think I got that one! are u up for just 1 more?

Answer 11

ok

Answer 12

2/5 (10x + 25) = -10

Answer 13

are we solving for x or graphing?
where is y?

Answer 14

Solving for X and there is no Y

Answer 15

ok distribute first
4x +10 = -10
subtract 10 on both sides
4x = -20
divide by 4 on both sides
x = -5

Answer 16

thank you very very much.i hope you can help me again next time... dumbcow...:)

Answer 17

:)