Question

is the inequality -x -4y>3 in correct graphing form??

Answer 1

it depends on what type of form you want it in, if its standard form you want it in y=mx+b

Answer 2

it is easier to draw the graph in standard form

Answer 3

can u show me how to get it to standard form? lik step me through it?

Answer 4

in standard form you immediately know the slope and the y intercept

Answer 5

i have to go - i'm sure assassin can do a good answer for you

Answer 6

thanks for the help u did give!!

Answer 7

-x -4y>3 the idea is to get y by itself
-4y>x+3 add x to each side
y<x/-4 + 3/-4 divide -4 from each side and since its a negative you flip the sign
y< - 1/4 x - 3/4 simplify

Answer 8

so in reality it was not in the correct form for graphing?

Answer 9

not exactly, when graphing you always want your equation in standard form which is y=mx+b where m=slope and b=y-intercept

Answer 10

ok thanks!!

Answer 11

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Answer 12

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