Question

Y+4=-4(x-2) what point does this line pass through, which is the basis of this equation.

Answer 1

you have a point slope form of a line

Answer 2

the basis point is used in the equation itself as the add ons to x and y

Answer 3

negate the addons, and you have the point

Answer 4

So the answer would be (4,2)

Answer 5

almost .... but not quite

Answer 6

since a point is defined as (x,y)

lets start with the x part, what is added onto the x part inthe equation?

Answer 7

y+4=-4(x-2)
^^ this part right here

Answer 8

2 or x or -4

Answer 9

im not sure that that response means

Answer 10

I'm not sure wat the was so ii put down all possiblities.

Answer 11

:) ok

the portion that is added onto the x part

y+4=-4(x-2)
^^ is this part right here, -2

the negation of -2 is: 2



the portion that is added onto the y part

y+4=-4(x-2)
^^ is this part right here, +4

the negation of +4 is: -4

can you reconstruct the basis point now?

Answer 12

2,-4

Answer 13

that would be it :)