Question

i need help really bad, please -4x + 3y = 6.
what would the graph coordinates be for this equation?

Answer 1

Any values which satisfy the equation. For example, if you let x=0, y =? And if you let y=0, then x=? That's all you need to do and then you can connect your points and graph. Or, if you have learned to put equations into slope-intercept form, y=mx+b, graph the y-intercept (0, b) and then use your slope, m.

Answer 2

Write the equation explicitly for y:
y=(6+4x)/3

Now you can solve any point

Answer 3

@SmartWish im a little confused):

Answer 4

\[y=\dfrac{6+4x}{3}\]

Put in an x, for example 1 \[y=\dfrac{6+4}{3}\] \[y=\dfrac{10}{3}\]