Question

explanation.

Answer 1

last one

Answer 2

A y = -2/3 x + 1

Here is what it would look like:
It slants sort of in this direction \ but much less steep than that
It crosses the y axis at one unit above the origin
The origin is where the two axes meet, the x and y axis, at (0,0).
B y = -3/2 x + 1

Answer 3

This slants more like this slope \
It also crosses the y axis at one unit above the origin
It has the points (2, -2) and (-2, 4) on it
C y = 2x - 1
This slopes steeply up to the right like this /
It crosses the y axis one unit below the origin
Each time x changes by 1, the y changes by 2
Some points on it are (0, -1) (1,1) (2,3) (3,5) (4,7) if the graph goes that far up
D I will let you figure this one out. Note the slope is less than one, but greater than 0, so its angle will be less than 45 degrees, and will slope upwards to the right ...

Answer 4

first put x=0 for y intercpet u would get y=4
then put y=0 for x intercept u would get x=-4/3 x=-1.33

Answer 5

well it said match the equation with it's graph

Answer 6

guess, solved question of another type....

Answer 7

eq is -1/2x+1/6y=2/3

Answer 8

Yeah, how do you match it up?

Answer 9

first put x=0 for y intercpet u would get y=4
then put y=0 for x intercept u would get x=-4/3 x=-1.33

Answer 10

from the graph u can see line touches x axis at -1.33 and y axis at 4

Answer 11

so it's either the last one or the second from the last?

Answer 12

it's last one

Answer 13

no it can't be second last y is 4 not -4

Answer 14

+ve y axis

Answer 15

did u get that now

Answer 16

Ohh, I get it. Yeah, I figured it was the last but wasn't sure

Answer 17

ur a genious