Question

i need help for this equation y + 2 = -2(x + 3).

Answer 1

pless help

Answer 2

What do you need help with? Putting it in slope form?

Answer 3

yes

Answer 4

First distribute the parenthesis

Answer 5

y+2=2x+6

Answer 6

Wait, did you forget it's -2?

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

\[-1*1=-1\]
\[-1*-1=1\]

Answer 9

y+2=-2x-6

Answer 10

There you go, now move that 2.

Answer 11

where i dont get that part

Answer 12

Subtract 2 from both sides.

Answer 13

y+2x+4

Answer 14

Close, what's -6-2

Answer 15

8

Answer 16

Yup, don't forget the negative though:
So it's y=-2x-8

Answer 17

do u divide

Answer 18

Nope, you're done, that's your final answer

Answer 19

For slope-intercept form at least.

Answer 20

subtract 2 from both sides first. and you have solved for y:)

Answer 21

how about coordinates

Answer 22

Coordinates?

Answer 23

on a graph

Answer 24

Oh you want to graph it too?

Answer 25

yes

Answer 26

I recommend finding the x and y intercepts first

Answer 27

never mind got it

Answer 28

Alright, good luck.