Question

@LagrangeSon678 can you help with my problem

Answer 1

whats the problem?

Answer 2

Given the linear equation y=-2/7x+3, find the y-coordinates of the points (-7, ), (0, ), and (7, ). Please show all of your work

Answer 3

You have y=-2/7x+3, and you are given three x-values,-7,0,and 7.

What you should do is plug in each one of these x values into your given equation, like so:

y=-2/7(-7)+3

y=-2/7(0)+3

y=-2/7(7)+3


Evaluateing these will produce the correspoding missing y-values

Answer 4

then what do i do from there that confuses me

Answer 5

replace what you get in the ordered pairs, (-7, ), (0, ), and (7, )

Answer 6

For instance i will do one for you, given (-7, ) i will replace the x in your equation with -7, this gives me:

y=-2/7(-7)+3
=2+3
=5


thus y=5, now simply we have (-7,5)

Answer 7

ok

Answer 8

y=2/7(7)+3?

Answer 9

you mean y=-2/7(7)+3, you missed the negative sign, regardless this will give you y=1,

(7,1)

Answer 10

then for x=0, y=-2/7(0)+3--->y=3

(0,3)

Answer 11

SO THE NUMBER YOU SUB IS THE NUMBER YOU PUT WIT THE THREE

Answer 12

yes

Answer 13

NOW HOW DID YOU GET THE 1 IN THE PREVIOUS PROBLEM

Answer 14

for (-7, ) ?

Answer 15

FOR THE 7

Answer 16

y=-2/7(7)+3
=-2+3
=-1
Thus, (7,-1)

Answer 17

SO WHAT HAPPENS TO THE TWO 7'S

Answer 18

you were given three ordered pair, like this (x,y). Excpet you where only given the x value.

(-7, ?) (0,?) (7,?)

So this means that inorder to find the y value, you have to plug the x values into your equation y=-2/7x+3.

Answer 19

RIGHT I GET THAT BUT WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU YOU PLUGGED IN THE 7 HOW DID YOU GET TO THE -1

Answer 20

y=-2/7x+3, this is your equation,

y=-2/7(7)+3
=-2+3
1

Answer 21

OKAY I SEE NOW THANKS SO MUCH

Answer 22

your welcome