Question

-x+3y=6 what would the graph look like on this matter and then what would be x if y=1

Answer 1

Why don't you make a table for x and y so you can find the coordinates and then plot them on the graph

Answer 2

I am trying to figure that out but it seems like I am doing everything wrong

Answer 3

OK lets take a range from -3 to 3

Answer 4

well if u had made the table.. please post it here so we all can see where u went wrong.

Answer 5

Re arrange the formula so you can be capable of graphing it.
The resulting arrangement would be : y=(x/3)+2
Vertical translation two units up and horizontal stretch by a factor of two.
It also has y-intercept at +2
As if you plug in 1 for y, you would get -3 for x. (-3,1)

Answer 6

nubeer that was my issue I could not even do the problem, I am so confused on it

Answer 7

thanks boblovesmath, I wish that I loved math because I have been trying to do this final for 7 hours and only half way done

Answer 8

Just complete the table

Answer 9

Faris has made the table, you have the equation
y=(x/3) +2
start finding the value of y for each value of x in the table.. complete the table and plot all the points in table on the graph.. that will do it for you.

Answer 10

for example.. if we take x=-3 from the table drawn the value of y will be
y =(-3/3)+2
y = -1+2
y=1
so u just put 1 in table under value of y same way u have to find for the rest

Answer 11

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