Question

Write the equation of the line that is parallel to the line 3x − y = −3 and passes through the point (4, −2).
Choose one answer.
a. y = −one thirdx − 6
b. y = −one thirdx − 14
c. y = 3x − 6
d. y = 3x − 14

Answer 1

so do the same as the first problem we had?

Answer 2

You want the slope to stay the same the slop is 3x. So it has to be either c or d.

Answer 3

then plug in x?

Answer 4

Yeah same as before.

Answer 5

its d

Answer 6

i didnt need the answer. i needed help with solving it

Answer 7

@sourav_aich don't just give away answers try to help people learn how to do the math so they can learn it.

Answer 8

First turn the equation to the form y= mx+c

Answer 9

the 3x- y = -3?

Answer 10

yeah.

Answer 11

how do i ove the 3x back?

Answer 12

just sumbtract both sides?

Answer 13

subtract*

Answer 14

yeah and then divide the whole equation by -1 so you get positive y.

Answer 15

y= 3x + 6

Answer 16

+3 sorry not 6

Answer 17

so y= 3x +3
What do i do from here

Answer 18

Continue as you did before.

Answer 19

so just plug the rest in
y= 3x - 14
x=4
y= 12-14
y=-2

Answer 20

so it i d

Answer 21

I need help with one more so ill open another thread

Answer 22

You are correct. :)