Question

Graph the line whose y-intercept is 2 and whose x-intercept is -2

Answer 1

Is this the same as (-2,2) ?

Answer 2

Yeah basically, but when you have an equation, to find the x - intercept you want to set it so y = 0 and for y - intercept you want to set it so x = 0.

Answer 3

Looks correct to me.

Answer 4

@Psymon should be easy for you :3

Answer 5

Well, all the options have to add up to 1. If those x values are the only possibilities, then you need to invent two whatever numbers such that all 5 numbers will evenetually add up to 1. Because yeah, in total, theresa 100% chance you get one of the 5 numbers. So far the table tells you 26% chance for -6, 12% chance for -3, 10% chance for 5.So at this point, you have 48% of your probability, you need 52% more. So pick any two numbers (because the problem even tells you its random), that add up to .52

Answer 6

ok thanks