Question

Write the equation of the line that is parallel to the line 3x - y = -3 and passes through the point (4, -2).

y = -one thirdx - 6

y = -one thirdx - 14

y = 3x - 6

y = 3x - 14

Answer 1

first rewrite the equation so that it is in the form
y= mx + b

Post your rewritten equation here...

Answer 2

tbh i got no clue. i already took 6 tests today and now i don't understand anything new anymore. but i have to finish 10 today

Answer 3

3x - y = -3

If you cannot rewrite the equation then you need to study until you can - it is the only way to answer these questions.

Follow these 2 steps in order then post your result here

If you cannot follow these steps then you cannot answer the question...

FIRST
add 3 to BOTH sides of the equation

SECOND
ad y to BOTH sides of the equation

That will give the equation in the form I wrote above.

However, IF you are just going to wait for someone to give you the answer - it won't be me.....

Answer 4

tbr i never asked for the answer. i just wanted someone to explain it to me in an easy way and not over 9 pages.

Answer 5

OK - I have given you 2 simple steps above. That is not 9 pages.

Do those steps and post your answer here

Answer 6

the negative 3 or 3x??

Answer 7

3x - y = -3

FIRST
add 3 to BOTH sides of the equation

SECOND
ad y to BOTH sides of the equation

Answer 8

3x-4y????

Answer 9

that is not an equation - so you haven't done what I suggested. (and where did oyu get 4y from)

Please just do the 2 simple steps exactly as suggested

Answer 10

soz gtg

Answer 11

x-y=-6??????
sorry but i am totally confused

Answer 12

@SolomonZelman can you explain it to me a little more thoroughly so i know what and why im doin it?????

Answer 13

@wolf1728 @firstyoufall @KlOwNlOvE @paki @funkypanda @Rogue