Question

How can i graph 3y = 6x - 5 without a fraction!!! XD i cant do it!!!!

Answer 1

yeah which is y = 2x - 3/5

Answer 2

i cant use fractions when i have graph it

Answer 3

Why can't you use fractions when you graph it?

Answer 4

YOu only need to plot 2 points and then run a line through both points.

Answer 5

the two points are the x-intercept and the y-intercept.

Answer 6

also in y = m + b format that question would be -5/3 because you divided eveything by 3 not 5 to isolate the y

Answer 7

not sure what you mean by graphing it without a fraction?

Answer 8

To tell the truth i really dont know

Answer 9

y = 2x - 3/5 so if x is an integer, then y is a fraction
x = 1/2 y + 3/10 so if x is an integer, then y is a fraction

there are no integer solutions to the equation so you have to use fractions

Answer 10

Then @SavageScopesFTW Tell me what the x and y intercept are?

Answer 11

i mean 'if y is an integer, then x is a fraction' in the second line above

Answer 12

then what would my two graph point be???

Answer 13

Let x= 0 in the equation and then you can find the y-intercept. After that, let y=0 and find the x-intercept.

Answer 14

So your points/coordinates will be
\[(0, y-intercept)\]
and \[(x-intercept, 0)\]

Answer 15

@Azteck told you how to obtain some points. but they will be fractions. all points on the line will be have at least one fractional component

Answer 16

huh?

Answer 17

so what azteck said is that mu points are the origin?

Answer 18

@Azteck suggested finding the x and y intercepts

all lines with nonzero slope cross the x-axis and y-axis at some point

Answer 19

I guess you could plot points if you have not learned x and y-intercepts.

Answer 20

well im doing future homework so i cant understand as easily

Answer 21

Plotting points.