Question

Solve the system by graphing.

-x+y+2=0
-3x+3y=0

Answer 1

1)y=x-2
3y=3x

2)y=x

Answer 2

now graph it

Answer 3

graph y=x

Answer 4

do it

Answer 5

okay

Answer 6

it didnt help

Answer 7

whats the problem? heh?

Answer 8

your no help

Answer 9

Come on @Ashley_Cute you can do it if you try :-)

Answer 10

Im sry but i don't know what to do thats y i asked the question

Answer 11

No problem, just ask questions about what you don't understand.

Answer 12

it says graph it but it is obviously not graphable and i need help making it graphable

Answer 13

Why do you think y = x is not "graphable"?

Answer 14

where did y=x come from

Answer 15

$$ -3x+3y=0$$

Answer 16

should i put them in y=mx+b and graph them like that

Answer 17

Yes, y = x is a special case of y = mx + b for m =1 and b = 0.

Answer 18

3y=-3x

Answer 19

add 3x to both sides of -3x + 3y = 0

Answer 20

i thought we were putting it in y=mx+b form

Answer 21

We are, y = 1*x + 0

Answer 22

okay so -3x+3y=0 which value am i trying to isolate first

Answer 23

@skullpatrol

Answer 24

You want the y = mx + b form...

-3x+3y=0

3y = 3x

y = x

Answer 25

o lol we divided by 3 and they canceled

Answer 26

Yes, the idea is balance whatever you do on one side do it to the other, just like a weight balance.

Answer 27

lol sry i took so much of your time thx your nice

Answer 28

So can you graph it now?

Answer 29

@Ashley_Cute is it "graphable"?

Answer 30

yes

Answer 31

Use the same method on the second equation: -x+y+2=0

Answer 32

kk

Answer 33

y = mx + b form

Answer 34

y=-x+2 right

Answer 35

No, both signs are opposite.

Answer 36

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