Medal
Find the approximate solution by graphing:
2x + 4y = 4
3x - 5y = -5
x =
y =

Question

Medal
Find the approximate solution by graphing:
2x + 4y = 4
3x - 5y = -5
x = 
y =

campbell_st · Answer

so have you graphed the lines...?

anonymous · Answer

no not yet

campbell_st · Answer

ok use this site and just enter the equations as written https://www.desmos.com/calculator then just read off the point of intersection

campbell_st · Answer

but if you have to graph the lines find the intercepts

2x + 4y = 4   x- intercept let y = 0  so 2x = 4  or x = 2
                      y- intercept let x = 0 so 4y = 4   or y = 1

same process for the 2nd line

hope it helps

anonymous · Answer

but I don't understand the 2nd line

candyme · Answer

So you want to graph the lines and then find where they intersect

candyme · Answer

Do you know how to graph them?

candyme · Answer

First I would convert them to slope-intercept form. (Y=mX+b) That will make it easier to graph.

candyme · Answer

I see you closed the question. Did you find the solution?