Question

Given the point (3, 4) and the slope of 6, find y when x = 27.

Answer 1

kadkin is typing

Answer 2

So it would look like 2x-3y=6

Answer 3

^how did u get that equation

Answer 4

so 2(27)-3y=6

Answer 5

I got the equation because from google actually

Answer 6

when i typed in the question online then i was reading through and it gave me this equation hold on and ill give you the webpage.
http://www.algebra.com/algebra/homework/Linear-equations.faq.question.86726.html

Answer 7

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Answer 8

it gives you directions on how to do it

Answer 9

himluv- if you need any help understanding how to get that equation, please let me know

Answer 10

thanks for being there to explain it to him but i know you get the 3 from your x value and the 6 for your slope and the x you replace with the 27 but not the rest so you can explain :)

Answer 11

^yes, you are correct. We can use y=mx+c equation.
We know m=6 and the equation becomes y=6x + c.
Then using the given coordinates to x and y values, we can find c.
and substituting both m and c to our original equation will give the final equation you already got

Answer 12

:))

Answer 13

do you want me to give the answer choices?

Answer 14

sure

Answer 15

are you gona type them or what hun

Answer 16

122
14
141
148

Answer 17

I'm afraid kadkins's equation is wrong.
But the correct answer is 148. and the correct equation is
y=6x-14

Answer 18

my badd broskieess

Answer 19

thanks

Answer 20

internet can be stupidd!! :)