Question

halp http://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/1312500_1313000/1312631/1/50296e666d7c3d5cd493e403c33a8038b7bf85b5/HS_A1G2_S1_07_03_ART1.jpg What are the intercepts of this line?

x-int: –0.5; y-int: 1

x-int: 0.5; y-int: 1

x-int: –0.5; y-int: –1

x-int: 0.5; y-int: –1

Answer 1

are you familiar with how to read the axies?

Answer 2

noseboy quit beating me to all of these lol

Answer 3

x = 0.5

y = 1

Answer 4

ummm no not exactly
i do know how to do points on graphs but not this i did take notes but its not helping

Answer 5

or b

Answer 6

don't just give answers.

Answer 7

ikr

Answer 8

ok. look at the graph, and see how the dash marks are labled on both axies as "2, 4, 6"?

Answer 9

see i dont really under stand this only a little but other than that its burned off

Answer 10

AS I WAS SAYING, you see how the dash marks have even numbers on them? they all arn't labeled to save space, but because every two marks it goes up two digets. So, each dash marks one more number down the line. and, by extension, half of every mark is .5 numbers.

Answer 11

ok, so which answer is is then?

Answer 12

ims say its x-int: 0.5; y-int: 1

Answer 13

correct.

Answer 14

:D *high 5's*

Answer 15

i have another one as well

Answer 16

ask away.

Answer 17

and please ignore plohrr.

Answer 18

noseboy?

Answer 19

still here.

Answer 20

ok heres the next problm

Answer 21

http://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/213000_213500/213121/1/26e67be17cdf1f48a07be2ef4fbec972478e4772/VHS_ALG_S1_07_L203_L303_LQ1-graphic.gif Which set of points lies on the given graph?
(–3, 9), (–1, 5), (3, –3)

(–3, 9), (–1, 5), (3, 3)

(3, 9), (–1, 5), (3, –3)

(3, 9), (1, –5), (3, 3)

Answer 22

look at the first two possible points that could be on the graph. Now, which one, "(3,9) or (-3,9)" is on the graph? remember, an ordered pair is "(x,y)".

Answer 23

i chose B.


(–3, 9), (–1, 5), (3, 3)

Answer 24

and thank you so much thomaster B)

Answer 25

check the last point again.

Answer 26

3,3?

Answer 27

yeah, it tries to trick you with it, but the point "(3,3)" isn't actually on the graph. check.

Answer 28

yea its not on these its impossibul

Answer 29

*there

Answer 30

no, it's entirely possible. check out (by process of elimination) what's left to pick.

Answer 31

that there?

Answer 32

huh?

Answer 33

(–3, 9), (–1, 5), (3, 3)

Answer 34

no, that's what you just proved is incorrect. only one possible answer remains to be picked.

Answer 35

ahh so its D right? or C

Answer 36

which one? you already disproved one.

Answer 37

ima go with C

Answer 38

let's check. does it have the point (3,9)?

Answer 39

on the y axis yes

Answer 40

ok, what about the x axis? is the point 3 over from 0 on it?

Answer 41

yes

Answer 42

no, check again. While it is 3 from the zero, it's three from the zero to the RIGHT. which is considered (positive) 3. if the point is left of the zero on the x axis, then it's negative.

Answer 43

there fore it is (–3, 9), (–1, 5), (3, –3)

Answer 44

correct. Do you completely understand how to find points given the ordered pairs?

Answer 45

yes sir and one more and ill be finshed

Answer 46

http://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/213000_213500/213124/1/12e8120296be8324d140763520d34f0ae6b95ed6/VHS_ALG_S1_07_L203_L303_LQ5_graphi.gif Which line is a graph of the equation x = 6

Answer 47

I'd help you do 20 more if you understood it afterword. Ask away.

Answer 48

i under stood it

Answer 49

ok, I have two basic rules for you to learn to understand this: 1) when x=anything, it will be vertical. whenever y=anything, it will be horizontal. from this, what two lines could it possibly be?

Answer 50

line c

Answer 51

correct, well done.

Answer 52

any more?

Answer 53

:3

Answer 54

*meow*

Answer 55

no thank you for your help so much what time will you be back on tomarrow?

Answer 56

it greatly varies. Since I may not even be on tomorrow, email me at the address I send you if you have more for me to help with.

Answer 57

k my email address is Armaniman_99@yahoo.com or gmail.com

Answer 58

i normaly use my yahoo address

Answer 59

ok, then I shall expect more problems to come!

Answer 60

if that's all for now, please close the question, and have a nice day. For there are many people that need help, and only one noseboy. have a good evening stranger.