Points F and G lie on the graph of the equation y = -0.25x.

What are the y-coordinates for each point?

Point F: (4,____) Point G: (-8,____)

Question

Points F and G lie on the graph of the equation y = -0.25x.
 
What are the y-coordinates for each point?




Point F: (4,____)  Point G: (-8,____)

anonymous · Answer

substitute in your equation by x=4 to get y-coor. for point F
and do the same for point G

itsbribro · Answer

so i would $$y=-0.25x$$ would change into $$-8=-0.25(4)$$   Am i right?

anonymous · Answer

y=-.25x
when x=4
then y=-.25*4=-1
-1 is the y-coor. for this point F

itsbribro · Answer

so -1 would be y's missing number?

itsbribro · Answer

or g's missing number

anonymous · Answer

it is the y's missing no for point F

itsbribro · Answer

can you help me out with G then please?

itsbribro · Answer

@esamalaa

itsbribro · Answer

i would just take .25 *-8 and get my answer?

itsbribro · Answer

which is -2