Question

help! if y=-2/3x+(-4), then one point on the graph would be (0,-4) and another would be (3,-6) right?

Answer 1

yup

Answer 2

hot. so i can use the prof's trick and plot (0,-4) then go down 2, and to the right three to plot another point.

Answer 3

you mean you'd go UP 3 and to LEFT 2

Answer 4

i mean down two from the (0,-4) and then right three

Answer 5

both point u gave is wrong

Answer 6

@nati.. you are right. ignore my previous post

Answer 7

@rrakes both points are correct. x is in the numerator.

Answer 8

put x=0 and as x is in numerator it becomes undefined thus for x=0 equation has no solution

Answer 9

sorry denominator

Answer 10

for x = 0, y =-4

Answer 11

x is in the numerator

Answer 12

its -2/3x
now how could x be in nr

Answer 13

he meant -2/3x as -0.66666x

Answer 14

okk
u r right then