Question

How do you graph (y-3)=-3/4(x-6)?

Answer 1

That is currently in point slope form, and you should simplify it. Do you know how?

Answer 2

Kinda

Answer 3

Remove the parenthesis

(y-3)=-3/4(x-6)

y-3=-3/4x+4.5
+3 +3

y=-3/4x+7.5

Answer 4

y=-3/4x+7.5

^ that is now in slope intercept form.

You can either use a graphing calculator, or make a table by hand and plug random x coordinates to get your outputs.

Answer 5

From y=-3/4x+7.5

You can tell the slope is -3/4 and the y intercept is 7.5

Answer 6

Ohhh ok now i get it thanks!

Answer 7

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