Graph the equation.y = -1/6 x - 6

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anonymous · Answer

@mathmate @mathway

baby_bear69 · Answer

so if it passes through -6 just count your rise over run and graph it

anonymous · Answer

how do i run 1/6th doe

baby_bear69 · Answer

it's negative so it's a negative slope 
go down 1 square and over to the right(or left)  6 sqaures

anonymous · Answer

so i go down to my left right

baby_bear69 · Answer

yeah o.o and if I'm wrong, just remember that you love me xD

anonymous · Answer

yeah your lucky arent ya lol just rember this question is part of importance to my grade lol

anonymous · Answer

@phi can you confirm this please

anonymous · Answer

not that i dont trust her just need to be sure

baby_bear69 · Answer

I don't trust myself xD

anonymous · Answer

haha omgerd

phi · Answer

another way to do it is plot (0,-6)
and (6,-7)

anonymous · Answer

soi do slant tawords my left

phi · Answer

-1/6  means  do down 1 step, and then over (to the right) 6 steps

anonymous · Answer

ok so it to my right thnx phi for the claraifacation  thnx you to bear

baby_bear69 · Answer

AHHH see, i said go right first.. then i questioned the left

baby_bear69 · Answer

I was right the first time

anonymous · Answer

two rights shouldnt make a wrong haha

phi · Answer

you can go 6 to the right and 1 down
(it works either way)

you could also go  1 up and 6 to the left
or 6 to the left then 1 up

anonymous · Answer

shhe enough said lol i will now be horrible confused lol

baby_bear69 · Answer

Thanks Phi for refreshing my brain lol I remember it all now