Please help, will give medal!! What are the x and y intercept of the graph of 3x+4y=-36?? x-intercept :-12, y-intercept:-9 x-intercept:-9, y-intercept: 12 x-intercept: 9, y-intercept: -12 x intercept: 12, y-intercept: -9
Mmk, well, to make this function look not as ugly, we should get y alone.
Are you familiar with reverse PEMDAS?
kind of not exactly
Mmk, no problem at all. Pemdas is what you do to solve a problem, and reverse pemdas is what you do to change it up. Now, for this, you have to subtract and add first.
so would it be 4y= -3x - 36 ?
Correct! Now, get rid of the "4" multiplying the "y".
what do u mean by multiplying wouldn't u divide
Math is about segregation; no equal rights here.
Yes you're right; I typed that incorrectly.
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so would you divide 4 by -36?
So, you divide everything by 4 to get y alone
everything
The 3x and the -36 and the 4y is being divided by 4.
-3x, sorry
so would it be y=-3/4x-9 ?
Correct! Now, when is there an x-intercept?
It happens when which variable is equal to 0? X or Y?
I'm lost
Okay, no problem.
So, we have the funtion y= -3/4x -9.
so would I have to graph it?
That graph will look something like this|dw:1412274799955:dw|
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