Question

y=-x+1 y=-1/4x-2 solve

Answer 1

plz help

Answer 2

Since y = -x+1, you can plug that into the second equation
-x+1 = -1/4x - 2
now can you solve it?

Answer 3

\[y=x-1\]
\[y=-\frac{ 1 }{ 4 }x-2\]
substitute the value of y in the second equation
\[x-1=-\frac{ 1 }{ 4 }x-2\]
multiply by 4
4x-4=-x-8
4x+x=-8+4
5x=-4
x=?

Answer 4

then put the value of x in either eqution and find the value of y.

Answer 5

wait are you solving or graphing? like do you just have to graph it

Answer 6

so you just have to graph it I dont think you have to solve them they are already in y=mx+b form

Answer 7

i need help tho...

Answer 8

alr alr one sec

Answer 9

ok

Answer 10

ok so we're going to start with y=-1/4+2

Answer 11

just like put a dot at y=2 since the y intercept is 2

Answer 12

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/jknla7wrd2

Answer 13

now you go down 1 and over 4 to the right

Answer 14

k. done that and have to solve now

Answer 15

what exactly are you solving they are both in the correct form

Answer 16

the 2 is -

Answer 17

wait now i confused

Answer 18

so am i lol the 2 is negative?

Answer 19

oh snap one sec

Answer 20

ok it should look like that

Answer 21

now we have to graph y = -x + 1

Answer 22

ok

Answer 23

kk