y−2=−2(x+4) how do I plot this / can you check my answers

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shadowlegendx · Answer

Distribute -2 to x and 4

Then add 2 to both sides

shadowlegendx · Answer

$$y - 2 = -2(x + 4)$$

$$y - 2 = -2x - 8$$

$$y = -2x - 6$$

gigi1103 · Answer

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gigi1103 · Answer

so is the 6 negative also?

shadowlegendx · Answer

To plot, go to -6 on the y axis, plot a point.

Next, from that first point, go down 2 levels on the y axis, then go to the right on the x axis. Then plot your second point.

For your third point. From your first point, go up 2 levels on the y axis, then 1 level to the left on the x axis

gigi1103 · Answer

thanks!

shadowlegendx · Answer

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gigi1103 · Answer

thank you that really helped can you help check my answers?

shadowlegendx · Answer

I have to go, but just follow the steps that I showed you, and you should be fine.

gigi1103 · Answer

ok thanks!