Anotha two

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Anotha two

Allison · Answer

Alright

Allison · Answer

dude · Answer

So do you know where to plot the first point?

Allison · Answer

It’s there

dude · Answer

Oh its usually on the y axis
Check again

Allison · Answer

Okee der

Allison · Answer

*Crickets*

Allison · Answer

*Just stares*

dude · Answer

You only said Okee der but I dont see anything o-o

Allison · Answer

Too lazy to take a picture gahhhh

dude · Answer

Gorll how am I supposed to help you?

Allison · Answer

dude · Answer

Yess!
Now I'll just do $\frac{rise}{run}$
Okay so for the negatives, we go down and go right

$\large \frac{-2}{3}\rightarrow \frac{Down~2}{Right~3}$

Allison · Answer

Allison · Answer

@Hero

Hero · Answer

$y = -\dfrac{2}{3} + 4$

When x = 0:
$\begin{align*}y &= -\dfrac{2}{3}(0) + 4 \&= 0 + 4 \&= 4\end{align*}$

Then y = 4

Hence the point (0,4)

When y = 0
$0 = -\dfrac{2}{3}x + 4$

$-4 = -\dfrac{2}{3}x$
$4 = \dfrac{2}{3}x$
$(4)(3) = 2x$
$12 = 2x$
$\dfrac{12}{2} = x$
$6 = x$
Then x = 6

Hence the point (6,0)

Hero · Answer

So your points would be (0,4) and (6,0). Plot and line

Allison · Answer

Huh. I had the second point wrong.

Hero · Answer

Not necessarily. There's more than one point on a line.

Allison · Answer

Hero · Answer

Yes.

Allison · Answer

YAY! One more and enough math for the day e.e

Allison · Answer

dude · Answer

You almost had it!
But its negative so it goes down 3 :P

Allison · Answer

dude · Answer

Almost, your original point was right
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Allison · Answer

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Allison · Answer

Where does the other point go doe.........