Points A and B lie on the graph of the equation y = −4.3x.

What are the y-coordinates for each point?

Point A: (−3,
) Point B: (5,
)

Question

Points A and B lie on the graph of the equation y = −4.3x.
 
What are the y-coordinates for each point?
 
Point A: (−3,  
 )       Point B: (5,  
 )

cookie_kvng · Answer

@Willie579

willie579 · Answer

What grade? I'm in 7th. :/

willie579 · Answer

@June-27-2001

anonymous · Answer

i dont know how to do this and im in 9th grade

cookie_kvng · Answer

i'm in 9th too its easy sumtimes but the way u have it is confusing me :s

malcolmmcswain · Answer

This is really simple, all you have to do is solve for y by plugging in x.
x = -3*-4.3 = 12.9

alexandervonhumboldt2 · Answer

substitute the x coordinate into the equation:
y=-4.3*(-3)=12.9
y=-4.3*5=-21.5

anonymous · Answer

thank you guys so much and whos in k12

malcolmmcswain · Answer

I used to be...

anonymous · Answer

i dont like it did you

malcolmmcswain · Answer

Not really XD It was a lot of work. I'm in high school now, and I do Plato and it's waaay harder. I wish I could do k12 again

malcolmmcswain · Answer

So, enjoy it while you can... school is hard.

anonymous · Answer

i dont like it and im in 9th grade and its hard