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@MATHMALE

Answer 1

OMG

Answer 2

-_- He deleted my post when I was going to POST a question.

Answer 3

ur gonna get it

Answer 4

It was an attachment. Thanks.

Answer 5

I was posting when HE just closed my chat. It wasn't 'spam'.

Answer 6

Anyway.

Answer 7

touchie.

Answer 8

^ I was going to post this underneath the chat.

Anyone know this? I am stuck on this. Though.

Answer 9

First I thought

x = _ + 2 but then it seemed something else.

Answer 10

y = 3x - 2

Answer 11

Are you doing what Y is or X?

Answer 12

@MissSmartiez What y is.

To get x: solve for x: x = (y -2)/3

Answer 13

Ok,

Answer 14

Look for a rule that connects each x with the corresponding y.
Use any two points to determine the equation of the line connecting those 2 points.
Write the equation of this line.
Then, check it to ensure it actually works.
Then, use this equation to find the unknowns.
I suspect the relationship is linear.
It's up to you to check that out.

Answer 15

(y+2)/3 my bad

Answer 16

Linear? Well, I haven't learned that yet.

It is mostly about the sequence or the function rule mathmale?

Answer 17

So, what do I do? To find j?

Answer 18

Function. I'd bet you have learned a bit about linear functions already, even if that name didn't come up.

I explained it, step by step. Hope you'll try going through those suggestions.

Answer 19

You can guess, of course, but this method is grossly inferior to a careful mathematical approach.

Answer 20

Ok

Answer 21

Have you found the slope of a straight line thru 2 given points before?

Answer 22

No

Answer 23

Have you seen the equation y=mx+b before?

Answer 24

No. I am only in 7th grade, I am new to functions. (I feel incompetent)

Answer 25

Maths not my thing <3

Answer 26

Is it +2 then +3?

Answer 27

Think: "math could be my thing if I study it diligently and practice a lot."

Answer 28

Could you graph (5,13)? x-coordinate is 5 and y-coordinate is 13.

Answer 29

If so, leave enough room on your graph so that you could graph (12,34).

Answer 30

My brain isn't wired around math's complicated procedures.

More of science, English, and history. Basically anything but science but I must know this to ace chemistry and such... Math is the base of science...

However, which graph do you mean?