Question

How do you graph this?
y=-x-4
&
y=-5x

Answer 1

Well, can you find two points that lie on your first line?

Answer 2

-4

Answer 3

So a point, must be in the form (x,y) in order to be a point @Sara_adalla , what x value did you use to get -4?

Answer 4

i just have to graph it not do that

Answer 5

This is the first equation.

Answer 6

In order to graph something, you must have at least 2 points, otherwise, you are unable to graph a line

Answer 7

The y-int for the first one is +4. You've -x, so the slope is negative 1. Therefore, the x-int will be 4.

Answer 8

so again, can you find two points please @Sara_adalla

Answer 9

4,0 and 0,4

Answer 10

How would i graph y=-5x?

Answer 11

y=-x-4
if x=4, we have -4-4=-8, that does not equal zero, you need to check your points

Answer 12

0,4 is not a point either

Answer 13

it is 😐

Answer 14

any two will do, but they must be accturate

Answer 15

-x-4=y
if x=0 then you have -0-4=0-4=-4
That does not equal 4.

Answer 16

pip_pip your really good help
Thank you, and also for the others

Answer 17

This is the second one.