Question

y + 2 = -2(x + 3). how do you graph this ?

Answer 1

this is the equation of a straight line
just determine any two points of this line and join them
ex: if x=0=>y+2=-2(0+3)=>y+2=-6=>y=-8
so plot (0;-8)
chosse another point and join them

Answer 2

put any two values of x... you will get 2 values of y.. join the two (x,y) coordinates formed

Answer 3

can you show me ?

Answer 4

put x = 0 .. y = -8
put x = 1 .. y = -10
we have two coordinates (0,-8) and (0,-10)
Plot both points and join them by straight line..

Answer 5

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Answer 6

did i get it ?

Answer 7

no:( the point is (0;-8) so on the y axis,8 units down

Answer 8

so -4 -8 ?

Answer 9

which two points did you use?

Answer 10

-4 -8

Answer 11

the coordinates must be written as (x;y) what you've written doesn't make much sense
the 2 points for example can be (0;-8) and (-3;-2) you choose the x and find the corresponding y