Can anyone help me with this problem
2 answers:
First 3 steps, I simply as "y = mx + b" form.
Then in step 4 I plug in every Y and X given in the table.
Results ;
X = 4
X = 0
Y = 6
Y = 3
B is the correct answer !
If you have any questions, please leave a comment (:
( P.S ignore the first 3 step on the very top, the one that starts with "y-2 = 1/4 (x+8)"
that equation is wrong. The first bottom 3 steps are the correct ones)
Then in step 4 I plug in every Y and X given in the table.
Results ;
X = 4
X = 0
Y = 6
Y = 3
B is the correct answer !
If you have any questions, please leave a comment (:
( P.S ignore the first 3 step on the very top, the one that starts with "y-2 = 1/4 (x+8)"
that equation is wrong. The first bottom 3 steps are the correct ones)
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