HELP WILL FAN AND GOLD Write an equation of a line that passes through 9-2,-1) with slope of 3
(-2,-1) *
You have a point in the form (x1,y1) and a slope m so just use \[y - y1 = m(x - x1)\] and solve for y
can you walk me through it, i'm so unbelievably bad at slope you don't even know
Sure. So first thing to do is to plug in all your numbers into the equation. I've labeled everything so just replace letters with numbers and write what you get on here :)
so it would be y-2=3(x-1)?? I know that's probably wrong lol
You have the right idea but the only thing wrong is your negatives. Remember you have a point (-2,-1) so what you really should do is \[y - (-2) = 3(x - (-1))\] now you're minusing a negative number so that turns it into a positive number therefore you would get \[y + 2 = 3(x + 1)\] you were very close, but you just gotta be careful of your negatives! :)
I knew it was something like that! While i've got you one here do you think you can help with another one?
Then all you have to do now is just solve for y. And sure
Okay the question is Use the graph to determine how many solutions exist for the system -4x+3y=12 and x+y=2
A)0 B)1 C)2 D) infinitely many
Give me just one second
ok
Does it give you a graph? Or does it want you to graph them yourself?
yes it gives you a graph it has to lines intersecting
How many intersections are there? The number of intersections equals the number of solutions :)
1 intersection, so it be 1! ahh that was so easy I just forgot about the whole thing
Yep! Easy peasy! :)
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