Question

-3y=2x-7

Answer 1

what are you trying to find here @rabaca ?

Answer 2

graph the equation by plotting three points -3y=2x-7

Answer 3

Try putting numbers

1, 2 and 3 in place of the x to get y numbers.

plot the points (x,y)

example (0,7/3)

Answer 4

did you put this into y = mx + b format
by dividing by -3 (writing /-3 next to each term, then simplifying) ?

Answer 5

-3y/-3=2x/-3-7/-3

Answer 6

yes, now simplify

Answer 7

1y=-1.5x-7

Answer 8

1y is ok

\[ \frac{2x}{-3} \text{ is the same as } \frac{2}{-3} x \]
-2/3 is not -1.5 (-3/2)

alos -7/-3 is 7/3 not 7

try again

Answer 9

1y=-3/2x+7/3

Answer 10

you mean
\[ y = \frac{-2}{3} x + \frac{7}{3} \]

how did you get -3/2 for the slope ?? you have
-3y/-3=2x/-3-7/-3
that is 2 divided by -3 for the slope

Answer 11

to get a nice y, try x=2

then use the slope = change in y divided by change in x
change in y is -2 and change in x is 3
that means add 3 to x and -2 to y to get the next point

Answer 12

2,1

Answer 13

then use the slope = change in y divided by change in x
change in y is -2 and change in x is 3
that means add 3 to x and -2 to y to get the next point

Answer 14

5,-1

Answer 15

ok, now one more point

Answer 16

8,-3

Answer 17

yes, those are good. Good luck. I have got to sign off.

Answer 18

thank you