@KlOwNlOvE
Okay first we need to put all these in y=mx+b form some of these are already
which means we only have 3 problems to solve then you just need to graph first lets solve 5. x-2y=-8
first thing we do is subtract x from both sides
alright. These are the ones that confuse me for some reason
okay thats fine all of these need to be in y=mx+b form to get #5 in that form we subtract x from both sides then divide everything by -2 x-2y=-8 will be -2y=-x-8 after step one then y=x/2+8 after step 2
can you try x+2y=8?
I'm sorry #5 will be y=x/2+4 after dividing by -2
y=x/2+4 simplifies to y-x/2-4=0?
no slope intercept will not =0 unless it's x=0 or y=0 it'll stay \[y=\frac{ x }{ 2 }+4\]
Ohh >.< so what would the graph that?
go up on the y-axis to 4 plot a point then go up from that point 1 and to the right 2 plot the point again
oh gosh.. cx im a slow leaner so that was difficult do you think you can draw it out?
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oh okay so the second point should be at the five??
at (5,2)
so that would be the second point of five?
@ganeshie8 @aum can one of you help them i gtg
@paki could you help them?
I'll try to figure this out I guess.. uh.. thanks for your help anyway.
sorry i can't help anymore got to go somewhere maybe one of them will come help you
@ganeshie8 are you able to help?
which line are you graphing now ?
right now im trying to graph number 1. y = -1/2x - 4
Okay, you need two points to draw a line
fix your one foot at "-4" on y axis
thats your first point
you can get the second point using slope
that's the part I go wrong at
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