(3,?)for the equation 3x -4y=2
you must plug in 3 into the equation wherever you see x, then evluate: 3(3)-4y=2
y= 7/4
your right
thank yyou
Ok i'm not getting it
check my first post
what you were given is a coordinate (3,?), okay so this is only the x part of the ordered pair (x,y). To get the y coordinate you need to evulaute the function at 3.
so 3(3) whic
3(3) which is 9
u plug in 3, as x, then solve the equation like this: 3x-4y=2 3(3)-4y=2 9-4y=2 (9-9)-4y=(2-9) -4y=-7 -4/-4 * y= -7/-4 y=7/4
tht is how i solved it, helpful?
Whew!!!!!! thats a lot is their a simple way
thas as simple as its gets
ok
unless you graphed it out, and then saw what value the function takes on at x=3
ya i did tht all to make u understand, so u know.... working it out makes u know what ur doing, i learned tht the hard way
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