Question

Can someone help me answer this question? I'm trying to do it myself, but I would like someone to check my answer. Please?
Graph the following equations using the point-slope method or intercepts method. (1 pt) Show the steps of the procedure as outlined in the lesson as you graph the lines. (1 pt) Draw your y-intercept in yellow, your other points in red and your line in blue.
3x - 2y= 18

Answer 1

Hello, Abby. You and I worked on this problem briefly a few hours ago. I saw that several others had helped you with it. Are you posting it fresh, again?

Answer 2

no sir I don't think this is the same question... this is a different lesson. I worked out this problem by myself, using the answer that @Directrix showed me on the last question

Answer 3

Here is my work for this question....

3x - 2y= 18
I used the intercept method
3(0)-2y=18
0-2y=18
2y=18
18/2=9
The y intercept is (0,-3)
Let y =0 and find x.
3x-2(0)=18
3x-0=18
3x=18
18/3=6
The x intercept is (6,0)

Answer 4

Would one of y'all mind checking over my work? please

Answer 5

The one we finished before is this one, according to my notes:

9x + 12y= -36

Answer 6

yes sir/ma'am

Answer 7

I tried to follow the steps for that one

Answer 8

There is a problem here:

y-intercept

3(0)-2y=18

0-2y=18 You lost the negative sign.

- 2y=18

y = 18 divided by Negative Two

y = ? @abbycross167

Answer 9

This is correct:

3x-2(0)=18
3x-0=18
3x=18
x = 18/3=6
The x intercept is (6,0)

Answer 10

@abbycross167 What is the y-intercept?

Answer 11

Oh ok I see the y intercept is -9

Answer 12

thank you for checking/fixing my work!!

Answer 13

What about the graph?

Answer 14

I suppose you drew it once you had the two points.

You are welcome.

Answer 15

yes sir/ma'am