Question

I need help finding three points to this linear equation please.. -x+2y=2

Answer 1

substitute any three numbers
just do x=1, x=2, x=3 and you will get three numbers for y. they are your three points
CO

Answer 2

can you give an example on the first part ?

Answer 3

when x=1:
-1+2y=2
therefore 2y=3 therefore y=1.5
therefore one point is (1,1.5)

Answer 4

that's another problem .. im not allowed to use decimals ..

Answer 5

then you can just use 3/2

Answer 6

or fractions.. sorry for all the work.. it just confuses me

Answer 7

1.5=3/2
im not sure how else you can express it

Answer 8

I have to graph it, and im not allowed to put the decimal in between numbers..

Answer 9

in these questions, we generally use fractions in graphs because they are more accurate then decimals

Answer 10

oh to make it easier, just do x=2, x=4, x=6
then you can plot on the grid easier

Answer 11

okay ill try

Answer 12

wait so then it'll be -(2)+2y=2 ? and so on?
(4)
(6)

Answer 13

yes

Answer 14

so would it be (-6,8) (-4,6) (-3,6) ?

Answer 15

woops last one should be a -2

Answer 16

i got:
(2,1), (4,3), (4,6)

Answer 17

nop (2,2 should bbe first

Answer 18

oh okay thanks ! do you think you can help me with a few more ?

Answer 19

sure

Answer 20

-x-y=1

Answer 21

subs any three values
ill get (0,-1), (1,-2), (2, -3)

Answer 22

okay thanks, and x+y=-2 ?

Answer 23

(0,-2), (1, -3), (2-4)

Answer 24

thank you so much, also -3y=-2x-6

Answer 25

(0,2), (3, 4), (6, 6)
tricky one, im trying to get whole numbers
no problems

Answer 26

in th substituting in numbers to get your values

Answer 27

okay thanks can you help me with 5 more questions ?

Answer 28

just post them in one go

Answer 29

2y=3x+11

Answer 30

(0, 5.5) (1,7), (2,8.5)
ok i gtg post them and ill get back to you later

Answer 31

okay thanks for the help !