Question

help

Answer 1

@3mar

Answer 2

I am her!

Answer 3

@narissa

Answer 4

k

Answer 5

Sorry for late.

Answer 6

k

Answer 7

Can you plot the first point?

Answer 8

k

Answer 9

For a very and most easy two points for any graph ( and keep that in mind ):
put x=0 and see what you get for y
+
put y=0 and see what you get for x


Do it now !

Answer 10

Can you kindly respond more faster, please?

Answer 11

k i cant do it

Answer 12

-1?

Answer 13

1?

Answer 14

@SapphireMoon

Answer 15

@SapphireMoon

Answer 16

for x=0>>>>>>y=2
and for y=0 >>>>>>x=-8/3

plot them

Answer 17

Take a few points that result in "nice" numbers. I like 4 cause the 3/4 turns it into a 3 resulting in y = 5.

Answer 18

can u draw how it looks please

Answer 19

or y=-4>>>>>x=-8

Answer 20

this is hard

Answer 21

ok
tell me how you want it easy
which method you want to do it?

Answer 22

just show me how it looks on the graph please

Answer 23

@563blackghost

Answer 24

Graph it like slope-intercept....First determine the y-intercept.

`y=mx+b`

\(\Large\bf{m=slope}\)
\(\Large\bf{y=y-intercept}\)

`f(x)= 3/4x +2`

The slope is `3/4` and the y-intercept is `2`

Answer 25

I meant `b=y-intercept` not `y=y-intercept` sorry about that

Answer 26

\[y=\frac{4}{3}x+2\]

put x=0>> \[y=\frac{4}{3}(0)+2=2\] ... so the first point is (0,2)


then

put y=-2
\[-2=\frac{4}{3}x+2\]
\[-2-2=\frac{4}{3}x\]
\[-4=\frac{4}{3}x\]
\[-4*3/4=x\]
x=-3

so the second point is (-3,-2)

Answer 27

Nicely said 3mar :)

Answer 28

right?

Answer 29

thank you both

Answer 30

Not quite. It has a rise of 3 and a run of 4, not a rise of 4 and a run of 3.

Answer 31

Yes, it is Correct!
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Answer 32

draw it please

Answer 33

Sorry
It is my mistake
I mean (-4,-1)

I am so sorry

Answer 34

@563blackghost
I thank you!

Answer 35

That one is correct!

Answer 36

Excellent!

Answer 37

thank you!!

Answer 38

nicely done ;)

Answer 39

You are the nicest! ;)