Question

Make a table of ordered pairs for the equation.



y=−1/3x+4

Answer 1

@Directrix

Answer 2

@zepdrix

Answer 3

lol your picture is kinda funny :D
kinda creepy too :D

Answer 4

Some ordered pairs? Hmm

Answer 5

thanks!

Answer 6

\[\large\rm y=−\frac13x+4\]This is the function?

Answer 7

yep!

Answer 8

Notice that the fraction multiply x has a `three` in the denominator.
So we'll be able to come up with some nice easy ordered pairs if we stick to x-values which are `multiplies of three`.

Let's start with x=0, what y-value do you get?\[\large\rm y=−\frac13(0)+4\]

Answer 9

hm so do you want me to do the -1/3 +4 ant tell you what I get?

Answer 10

Yes, starting by multiplying -1/3 by 0.

Answer 11

doesn't that make it just 1/3?

Answer 12

-1/3 times 0 = 1/3? No... :o

Answer 13

Don't you remember what happens when you multiply by zero? 0_o

Answer 14

no not really I know the rules for integers