Answer: y=2x-1
We know that the equation of a line is y = mx + b, where m is the gradient and b is the y-intercept.
First to find the gradient, we use the formula y2-y1/x2-x1.
x1 and y1 being the first set of coordinates (2,3) and x2 and y2 being the second set (4,7)
Now we sub in:
m=7-3/4-2
m=4/2
m=2
This is our gradient and we can put it into the equation: y=2x+b
Now we find the y-intercept (b). Since the y-intercept isn’t shown, we can sub in the coordinates to find it.
y=2x+b
Sub (2,3)
3=2(2)+b
3=4+b
-1=b
Sub (4,7)
7=2(4)+b
7=8+b
-1=b
Subbing in both coordinates gives us -1 as the y-intercept, so the finished equation is: y=2x-1
-4 as if it was -1/4 that would mean it goes to right 4 times and down 1
Answer:
(14, -2)
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve by using substitution, begin by solving for a variable in the first equation. Let's solve for x:

Now we know what <em>x</em> equals. Let's substitute this into the second equation:

We can then simplify:
Given equation
Combine y terms
Add 2
Divide by -11
So, we now know the value of y = -2.
To find the value of X, we can substitute the value of Y into one of the equations. Let's use the first one:

Substitute for y
Distribute 8
Add 16
So, we now know the value of x = 14.
Therefore, we know a solution to the system of equations is (14, -2).
There are no like terms in this expression