Question

Which point is represented on the line represented by the equation y+4 =-5(x-3)?
A. (-4,-5)
B. (-5,-4)
C. (3,-4)
D. (-3,4)

Answer 1

Make x = 0 and solve for y
Then make y = 0 and solve for X. and then u get the coordinates.

Answer 2

oh ok thnx.

Answer 3

no problem :)

Answer 4

did u get it?

Answer 5

no.

Answer 6

could u explain some more?

Answer 7

Ohhh you didn't simplify it! That's why!

Answer 8

I don't even think I got it correct.

Answer 9

y+4=-5(0-3)
y+4=15 is what i got but i dont know what to do after that

Answer 10

Distribute it out and then make x=0 and y=0.
I will give you an example.
y+3 = 2(x-1) (distribute it)
y+3=2x-2 (you then isolate the y)
y = 2x-2+3 (then add up like terms)
y = 2x +1 (after you get this in order to get the y value u make x=0)
y = 2(0) + 1 = 1
y = 1 (in order to get the x value u make y = 0)
0 = 2x +1
-1 = 2x (then divide the two on both sides in order to isolate the x
-1/2 = x
and bam you get
(-1/2, 1)

Answer 11

Do u get it now?

Answer 12

um its y+4 not y+3

Answer 13

IK lol I gave you an example lol

Answer 14

oh lol sorry

Answer 15

okay let me try to do it.

Answer 16

on the second line where u put y+3=2x-2 is that correct or is the 2 supposed to be a one?

Answer 17

Do u get it now?

Answer 18

sorry I still don't get it.