Question

12-3x=3y

Answer 1

are you trying to solve this?

Answer 2

if you are, sub in zero for x to take it away and then you would get 12=3y so that would be 4 so therefore y would be 4 then you would do the same for x and that is your answer so it would look like y=4 x=?

Answer 3

No

Answer 4

Slope intercept

Answer 5

wait what?

Answer 6

oh slope

Answer 7

Can you help?

Answer 8

You want to put it in y = mx + b form if you want it in slope intercept.

Answer 9

Just divide by 3 and you're done.

Answer 10

So 4-x=y

Answer 11

Or y=x-4

Answer 12

The second one.

Answer 13

How do I do slope then

Answer 14

Slope intercept form is y = mx + b
Were m is the slope and b is the y-intercept.

12-3x=3y

Just solve for y by dividing by 3.

4 - x = y

Now you have y = mx + b, where the slope is -x and the y-intercept is 4.

Answer 15

I mean do I go left one or what

Answer 16

You can go left or right. Whichever one is simpler.
For example:

z + x = 3r. If I wanted to solve for r, I would simply divide by 3.

However, if I had: z + x = 3r, and wanted to solve for z, I'd subtract x.

Answer 17

It doesn't matter if you have.

y = 1 or 1 = y, they have the same value.

Answer 18

But what is -x.

Answer 19

-x is simply -1. Remember, in algebra, when you just have x, it can be treated.

-x, or -1, is the slope of the equation. It means, you rise 1 and run -1.

Answer 20

K

Answer 21

\[\frac{ Rise }{ Run }\]

We know that, putting any number over 1 does not change it's value. And since rise over run is a fraction, we simply take the number (if it is already not in a fraction) and put 1 over it. \[-x = -\frac{ 1 }{ x}\]

Answer 22

Alright

Answer 23

Hope this helped ~

Answer 24

Thanks

Answer 25

It doesnt matter which way y=mx+b is written its still the same.