1. y - 2x - 6 =0 and y/2 - 3 = x

2. 3x + y = 0 and 2y - 4x = 10

3. 10y + 35 = 15x and 4 = 3x - 2y

Question

1.   y - 2x - 6 =0  and  y/2  - 3 = x

2.    3x + y = 0  and  2y - 4x = 10

3. 10y + 35 = 15x  and  4 =  3x  - 2y

anonymous · Answer

okay..so whad do i do? solve, graph....

anonymous · Answer

For the systems of linear equations in questions 1-3:
	Graph the two lines, and list the x-intercepts, y-intercepts, and points of intersection. 
	I'll assess the answers as follows:
	2	point of intersection; that is, the solution[s] [if any]
	2	one line's x and y intercepts.
	2	other line's x and y intercepts
	2	correct graph

In order to earn credit for the slope and intercepts, you must explicitly write each of these sentences, filling in the blanks with the correct values for that problem:

A. For equation ___________
1. The x-intercept is ___.
2. The y-intercept is ___.
3. The slope is ___.

B. For equation ___________
1. The x-intercept is ___.
2. The y-intercept is ___.
3. The slope is ___.

anonymous · Answer

wait..so i all ineed to do is find the x and y int of each? or graph also?

anonymous · Answer

yes  and slope.

anonymous · Answer

equation a: xint: 3 yint:-6 slope:2

anonymous · Answer

do u want me to graph it?

anonymous · Answer

yea, but isn't there more to it? than just 1 answer?

anonymous · Answer

yea..tas only a

anonymous · Answer

do u want me to the others then graph?

anonymous · Answer

yes please?

anonymous · Answer

kay..lemme try..i hope iam not wrong...

anonymous · Answer

dunt really understand b: i got like (0,0) but dunno if its correct...

anonymous · Answer

oh boy
lol

anonymous · Answer

srry..looks like i jinxed my self..lemme do the others..

anonymous · Answer

2a: slope=-3 no x or y int..

anonymous · Answer

2b: slope=2 xint= 5/2 yint:5

anonymous · Answer

3a: slope=1.5 xint= 7/3 yint: -3.5

anonymous · Answer

wait i dont understand the numbering

1. of both problems is?
2.
3.

anonymous · Answer

3b: slope=3/2 xint=4/3 yint=2

anonymous · Answer

your confusing me lol

anonymous · Answer

okay, so tare are 3 problems with 2 equatiosns, so the first equation is 1a the second one is 1b, then its 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b..do u understand

anonymous · Answer

lol ew dont get so frustrated. yes i do now

anonymous · Answer

LOL..im not frustrated..

anonymous · Answer

srry..but i cant graph them rite now...i gots to go....