How Do You Match An Equation With A Graph?

Question

anonymous · Answer

What type of equation? You can graph many types of equation and you can graph them on different types of graphs too

anonymous · Answer

what type? 


Drake!

anonymous · Answer

Like -6/7x-1/2y=3/7 

& Yeaa :D Lmfaooo

anonymous · Answer

The equation -6/7x-1/2y=3/7  is an equation of a line.

anonymous · Answer

Yea ! How To Do Solve it To Put it On The Line?

anonymous · Answer

lmaoooooooooooo were talking about 2 different things

anonymous · Answer

Lmaooo Oh , Im So Confussed O.o

anonymous · Answer

do you want steps to do it? If so i can show you :)

anonymous · Answer

Yess Plss :)

anonymous · Answer

Follow these steps :D : http://www.wolframalpha.com/bing/?i=-6%2f7x-1%2f2y%3d3%2f7

anonymous · Answer

Before graphing -6/7x-1/2y=3/7  you should get rid of the fractions

You get rid of the fractions by finding a common denominator and multiply each side by that denominator.

For instance

 14(-6/7x-1/2y)=14(3/7)

multiply that and it will get rid of those nasty fractions :-)

anonymous · Answer

Ohh Ok , Thnk Yoouu :DDDD

anonymous · Answer

yw.

anonymous · Answer

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=-6%2F7x-1%2F2y%3D3%2F7 here is the answer to the hyperbola

anonymous · Answer

Use
 that site for quick answers and to check your work

anonymous · Answer

kk