Help please is this right or wrong?? http://prntscr.com/6ijfci
I've told you to solve for when x=0 and y=0 , then what are your intercepts?
i dunno :( @shawmoes
Draw the equation y= -x +2
y= -1+2
No, please stop guessing. Refer to http://www.mathsisfun.com/equation_of_line.html
im being serious i have no idea @shawmoes
Read over that website, the question is very easy.
What is x and what is y in (x,y) |dw:1426728402940:dw|
Here is a hint: |dw:1426728500006:dw|
omg i meant me i have no idea what is happening sorry >.<
Regardless of how you my question, what is x+y if x is a number and y is another number according to your problem? Your problem is x + y = 2. I don't want to know what x is or what y is. Just what does x + y mean? It's just a sum. Right? And (x,y) is a point. That's it. So, if you take all the points (x,y) anywhere on this graph, ONLY those values (coordinates in this case) where the sum of x and y give you 2 are on that line: |dw:1426728890174:dw| Make sense?
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