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Can someone help me understand this problem? -4x+3y=2
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what do need to understand?
How to solve but I don't want a direct answer
Solve for what?
its a function
have to find the rate of change
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ok thats the same as slope and do you know what slope is?
it's -4
well not quite...it would be best to rewrite the function in slope - int. form which is y = mx + b where m is slope if we rewrite, we have to add 4x to both sides to get 3y = 4x + 2
@kmachelle do you understand so far
well we have to solve for y to put it in slope-int. form and to do that our first step would be to add 4x to both sides
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