Question

A line passes through the point negative four comma one and has a slope of two-thirds. If you use this slope to generate another point on the line, what are the coordinates of that point?
(-1,3)
(-2,4)
(-12,2)
(-8,3)

Answer 1

Help please. I am so stuck

Answer 2

Hurry somebody

Answer 3

Please hurry

Answer 4

PLEASE :(

Answer 5

I'm so sorry, I'm not really fast when it comes to math

Answer 6

This question doesn't have a lot of information

Answer 7

Thats ok I'm not Neither

Answer 8

Thank's for trying though

Answer 9

All i have so far for the equation is y=2/3x +b

Answer 10

the problem is, they don't tell us what b is so it's hard

Answer 11

That's why I am stuck

Answer 12

I even tried searching google

Answer 13

Do you know of any one who can help?

Answer 14

No not really

Answer 15

I would give medal but I have none yet just got account today

Answer 16

Please anything

Answer 17

I'm looking it up too

Answer 18

Thanks

Answer 19

I am going to have to get of in a minute but will be back on soon

Answer 20

I think soon LOL

Answer 21

I have to go in a minute too

Answer 22

I couldn't find the answer, I'm so sorry.

Answer 23

It is ok thanks for trying to help though :)

Answer 24

Ur my first fan Yesssssss

Answer 25

:D

Answer 26

I found something but the person didn't answer:(

Answer 27

Or at least the question he didn't answer

Answer 28

Can you help with a different one though??

Answer 29

Ok what is it?

Answer 30

Mickey bought 3 books from the bargain bin at his school's book fair and paid nine dollars. If buying books from the bargain bin follows a direct variation, how much did his sister pay for the 4 books she bought?

seven dollars
ten dollars
twelve dollars
sixteen dollars

Answer 31

I think it is 12 but i am not sure

Answer 32

I think it's 16

Answer 33

What does direct variation mean?

Answer 34

I'm assuming that because for 3 books he paid 9 (3x3) then for 4 books she will pay 16 (4x4)

Answer 35

Direct variation is A relationship between two variables in which one is a constant multiple of the other. In particular, when one variable changes the other changes in proportion to the first.

Answer 36

Yeah I think it's 16

Answer 37

But that makes sense for 16 though

Answer 38

Thank you

Answer 39

You're welcome :D