Question

The line y − 6 = 2(x + 4) passes through which one of the following points?
a.(-4,-6)
b.(4,-6)
c.(-4,6)
d.(2,6)

Answer 1

Just plug in the numbers for X and Y

Answer 2

i don't know how

Answer 3

Ok you see Y right?
well take A for example and put -6 for y and -4 for X and see if they equal the same answer

Answer 4

If they don't go down the list till they do

Answer 5

it comes up as an error

Answer 6

y − 6 = 2(x + 4)
-6 - 6 = 2(-4+4)
you do
PEMDAS
parenthesis first

Answer 7

i did the top and got y=2x+14

Answer 8

Good, now take (-4,-6) again and use it for that

Answer 9

how woudl i put that

Answer 10

y=2x+14
-6=2(-4)+14

Answer 11

i do that but its says it a function

Answer 12

2(-4)=-8+14=6
doesn't equal -6 so a is wrong

Answer 13

im going to go with it being b

Answer 14

You sure?

Answer 15

not really

Answer 16

Well, do what we did with A
over again
it's better than getting it wrong, correct?

Answer 17

yup

Answer 18

Ok, just do it again

Answer 19

my friend said its c

Answer 20

It is c
0=0

Answer 21

sweet