Question

is this right
?

Answer 1

9x + 3y = 6 i think it goes with this chart

Answer 2

well the line has a y intercept at y = 2 and an x intercept at x = 2/3

hope this helps

Answer 3

i think it goes with this graph

Answer 4

that graph doesn't go through y = 2

Answer 5

Do you know how to draw a graph from its equation...?

Answer 6

just look for a line that cuts the y axis at y = 2 and cuts the x axis at x = 2/3

Answer 7

this one right

Answer 8

nope...you line has to cut the vertical axis at y = 2 and the horizontal axis at x = 2/3

Answer 9

it makes more sense than your other choices.

Answer 10

how do you know it has a vertical axis at y = 2 and the horizontal axis at x = 2/3

Answer 11

the problem just says 9x + 3y = 6

Answer 12

it cuts the axis at y = 2

the equation is

9x + 3y = 6

to find the y intercepts let x = 0

so you need to solve

9*0 + 3y = 6


to find the x- intercept let y = 0

so solve

9x + 3*0 = 6

Answer 13

what about x – 2y = 6

Answer 14

let x = 0 for the y- intercept

so you need to solve

-2y = 6

x- intercept let y = 0

and solve

x = 6

thats not hard

Answer 15

so how would i find it on a graph

Answer 16

As campbell said

Y intercept is (x=0) where graph cuts Y axis...

X intercept is (y=0) where graph cuts X axis...

and there is only one line which can cross these points...

Draw it yourself and see which one is right graph.