Question

I have a question for Algebra II. I have a question for Algebra II. @Mathematics

Answer 1

Here is the attatchment

Answer 2

I take an online course in Math because I am homeschooled.

Answer 3

that's cool. :p

Answer 4

\[-0.5 x+y=-2\]

Answer 5

standard form of a straight line is y = mx + c
you are given m=-1/2, so you know y = -x/2 +c
so now you just need to find "c"
you are also told that the line passes through the point (-2,-3)
so you know that when x=-2, y=-3. this should be enough for you to solve this.

Answer 6

Ok thanks guys. I have couple of other questions, that I need to know how to solve them.

Answer 7

Thats slope-intercept asnaseer.. Standard form is Ax +By = C

Answer 8

Yeah, and I don't know how to form the equation.

Answer 9

\[\large -\frac{1}{2}x - 3y = -2\]

Answer 10

I think thats right.

Answer 11

wait, mine isnt wrong.

Answer 12

then mine is wrong lol

Answer 13

If you look at the attatchment... it will not allow me to put that equation in.

Answer 14

One of you is right, lol

Answer 15

its probably not me lol

Answer 16

Ok, so I can't put it in the system though.

Answer 17

wlbrt316 What do you think?

Answer 18

using the method I outlined above, I get c=-4, so y = -x/2 - 4 which can be re-written as:
x + 2y = -8

Answer 19

Ok I am trying it as I speak... Lol So hold on?

Answer 20

Good answer... I got 4/5 correct... can you help me out with another?

Answer 21

I have another... is anyone up for it?

Answer 22

Question 19 is kind of getting me stuck.