Question

Solve the equation for y: 4x + 3y = -12

Answer 1

is any point on the plane given ??

Answer 2

because there can be many solutions

Answer 3

Can you subtract 4x From both sides?

Answer 4

for many values of x u get different y's

Answer 5

dude kropot it is still the same

Answer 6

A.y = -12 - 4/3 x
B.y = -4 - 4/3 x
C.y = -12 + 4x
D.y = -4 + 4x

Are the choices given

Answer 7

Can you subtract 4x from both sides?

Answer 8

The question here is asking you to make \(y\) a function of \(x.\) Do you know how to do that?

Answer 9

ofcourse i do

Answer 10

I was talking to @simpleeLizzy.

Answer 11

I dont

Answer 12

my bad

Answer 13

check my ans @simpleeLizzy

Answer 14

@simpleeLizzy, do you know how to solve equations for a particular variable?

Answer 15

to be honest no ; math isnt my thing /;

Answer 16

4x+3y=-12
3y=-12-4x
y=-4-4/3x

Answer 17

Okay, well.. Here's what you can do. You can get the \(x\) on the left side. To do this, you subtract it from both sides. Do you follow so far?

Answer 18

yhis is it

Answer 19

this is it

Answer 20

(4x - 4x) + 3y = -12 - 4x
0 + 3y = -12 - 4x
@simpleeLizzt Do you follow?

Answer 21

check my steps

Answer 22

@karthik_a.k.a_joker, the point is to show the asker how to get to that answer, not to just outright state it.

Answer 23

my steps were showing the procedure of how to approach the problem

Answer 24

Ahhh im just getting more confused

Answer 25

check my steps @simpleeLizzy

Answer 26

dnt get confused it is easyyyyyyyy

Answer 27

@karthik_a.k.a_joker its one of the choices

Answer 28

yes

Answer 29

Thanks to all (;

Answer 30

y=(-12-4x)/3

Answer 31

4x + 3y = -12
Subtract 4x from both sides:
3y= -4x-12
Divide both sides by 3:
Y=1/3 (-12-4x)
Result: Y=-4/3 (x+3)

Answer 32

I hope this help.

Answer 33

are u insane it one equation & 2 unknown