Points A and B lie on the graph of the equation y = 1.4x.

What are the y-coordinates for each point?

Point A: (4, ) Point B: (−6, )

Question

Points A and B lie on the graph of the equation y = 1.4x.

 

What are the y-coordinates for each point?

 

Point A: (4,     )       Point B: (−6,     )

vickyisthesmartone123 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

ellooo :D need some help?

vickyisthesmartone123 · Answer

yes plz

vickyisthesmartone123 · Answer

plz help me im stuck on this for like 3 hours now

anonymous · Answer

okay so we have x for each of the points, so we quite simply plug in the x-intercept to the equation and solve for y

anonymous · Answer

sorry im a slow typer xD

vickyisthesmartone123 · Answer

can you tell me the answer my teacher is going to get mad if I don't give her this paper by 1

anonymous · Answer

okay what time is it?

vickyisthesmartone123 · Answer

10:33AM

vickyisthesmartone123 · Answer

okay if your not going to help im leaving and reporting both of you

anonymous · Answer

okay so we have time to do 1 together it wont take long i promise :D so we start with the first one, A(4,__) 

so we plugg in our x-intercept, we get:

 y=1.4(4)

multiply

anonymous · Answer

woah wtf... i am helping you... -.-

anonymous · Answer

ill be right back post your answer for the y-intercept, ill checkk your answer :)

vickyisthesmartone123 · Answer

okthen please speed it up please im begging you

anonymous · Answer

so what is 1.4*4?

vickyisthesmartone123 · Answer

5.6

anonymous · Answer

yes there is your y-intercept for point A

vickyisthesmartone123 · Answer

do I do the same for the other?

anonymous · Answer

yes, so we plug in point B, B(-6,__)

y=1.4(-6)

simplify