y=14x+4
y= -2x-5
-4,3

x=-4
y=3

Question

y=14x+4
	y= -2x-5
-4,3

x=-4
y=3

bella2025 · Answer

would my answer be correct @axie

axie · Answer

One sec, graphing it looked weird so im going to try plugging in your answers, afk for like 2 mins

axie · Answer

@extrinix he can help, i have class now,

bella2025 · Answer

@axie wrote:

@extrinix he can help, i have class now,

ok thanks

Extrinix · Answer

What is the question?

bella2025 · Answer

y=14x+4
	y= -2x-5
-4,3

x=-4
y=3 
I wanted to know if I got it right

Extrinix · Answer

That's equations, not a question, I'm confused by that

bella2025 · Answer

@extrinix wrote:

That's equations, not a question, I'm confused by that

did I do the equation right

Extrinix · Answer

@bella2025 wrote:

@extrinix wrote:

That's equations, not a question, I'm confused by that

did I do the equation right

There's 2 equations, $y=14x+4$ and $y=-2x-5$ Are you trying to find the point at which they meet?

bella2025 · Answer

@extrinix wrote:

@bella2025 wrote:

@extrinix wrote:

That's equations, not a question, I'm confused by that

did I do the equation right

There's 2 equations, $y=14x+4$ and $y=-2x-5$ Are you trying to find the point at which they meet?

I did the equations in my calculator online and i got that they meet at -4,3 but im not sure its right

Extrinix · Answer

Assuming that you're trying to find the points at which the lines meet, you would be correct

bella2025 · Answer

@extrinix wrote:

Assuming that you're trying to find the points at which the lines meet, you would be correct

thank you I got more questions to