Question

-x + 3 = y for y = mx + 6

Answer 1

m = -2

Answer 2

Your answer for x will probably be in terms of m

Answer 3

cowsgomoo, I know what you did. You multiplied 2 into the equation -x+3=y but it's not correct cause it'll make y into 2y. Which means the simultaneous equation doesn't work.

Answer 4

if you need to find m, then

\[m = (-x-3)/x\]

Answer 5

if you need to find x, then

\[x = 3/(-1-m)\]

Answer 6

turabq, if you multiply the equation by 2, the equation will be -2x+6=2y. You can't solve that simultaneously with y=mx+6

Answer 7

@Japorized right, i need a break.