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i need to find one more point from this problem -3y=-x-7. i have tried changing the x to a lot of things 0,1,-1,2,-2,3,-3 and none of them will give me a line corresponding with the points (2,1) (3,-2)
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Just assign an arbitrary value to x and solve for y, 0 and 1 are good choices.
These points "with the points (2,1) (3,-2)" are not on the line with equation: -3y=-x-7. Did you calculate them or were they given?
i did it i'm not very good at it this stuff
I am going to see if those points give the equation you has gave us. m (slope) =-3/-1=3 right away it is obvious that it does not agree with 1/3 you have in your equation.
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