Question

GRAPH:
2X+3Y=6

Answer 1

first you would isolate the y variable so that it would be in the form of y=mx+b where x and y is any coordinate on the graph, and m is the slope, and b is the y-intercept.

Answer 2

@brestar ok so what is y=?

Answer 3

I GOT 2 FOR THE Y INTERCEPT

Answer 4

y=(2/3)x+6 would be your final equation

Answer 5

wait i mean 2 instead of 6 my bad.

Answer 6

LOL I WAS RIGHT

Answer 7

yes your y intercept is 2 what is your slope? and how do you move

Answer 8

slope is 2/3

Answer 9

because you subtract the 2x, (another one of my errors, it'd be -2 as the slope my bad again)

Answer 10

then you'd divide by 3 to get y all by itself

Answer 11

@thestrokes95 your slope is negative

Answer 12

so it'd end up being y=-2/3x+2

Answer 13

i clearly can't do quick math...ope..

Answer 14

I NEED HELP GRAPHING IT

Answer 15

if you can identify your y-intercept, that is where you begin to graph
and if you can identify your slope, that tells you how to plot the rest of the pointss.
you told me your y intercept is 2 so you start at (0,2)
what is your slope? that will tell you how to move

Answer 16

SLOPE IS -2/3

Answer 17

CAN SOMEONE SHOW ME HOW THEY GRAPHED IT BECAUSE I GOT THE ANSWER FROM THE BOOK BUT IT SHOWING ME SOMETHING ELSE

Answer 18

do you understand that 2x+3y=6
3y=6-2x
y=6/3-2/3x
y=2-(2/3)x
your y intercept is (0,2) and your slope is -2/3
how do you move when your slope is -2/3?
by the way if your slope is negative that means your line is going down

Answer 19

GOT IT

Answer 20

ok hope I helped. You might want to check out that website. You can practice graphing

Answer 21

this is how you move from the y intercept