Question

How would I graph -4x-4y=+1

Answer 1

Thank you Callisto for answering. :)

Answer 2

Isolate your y variable so that this becomes a function of x.
This will help you to move your equation to what is known as point-slope form
(y = mx + b)

How can you get your equation to resemble this?

Answer 3

First put x=0 into -4x-4y=+1
And solve for y, that is the y intercept

Then put y=0 into -4x-4y=+1
and solve for x, that is the x-intercept

After that, find a graph paper and marking the scale

Next , plot the 2 points on the graph

Draw a line joining the 2 points

Finally , you can get your graph :)

Answer 4

uhm let's see if I got this....

Answer 5

4/1 -4/1 because nothing times 4 and -4 equals 1.

Answer 6

right?

Answer 7

Example
Put x =0 into -4x-4y=+1
-4 (0) -4y = 1
0-4y =1
-4y = 1
y = -1/4
So y-intercept is at (0 , -1/4)
Do you understand this?

Answer 8

So 1/4 and -1/4

Answer 9

Can you write the coordinate of x and y intercept respectively?