The gradient of the line with that equation is -3/4
Answer: x=2 and y=−6
Step-by-step explanation: 2x+y=−2, 5x+3y=−8
2x+y=−2
2x+y+−2x=−2+−2x
y=−2x−2
5x+3y=−8
5x+3(−2x−2)=−8
−x−6+6=−8+6
−x=−2
−x
/−1
=
−2
/−1
x=2
y=−2x−2
y=(−2)(2)−2
y=−6
x=2 and y=−6
This is the graph, on the x and y axis od the graph you plot the point at 4 (positive)
Answer:
y=4x+1
Step-by-step explanation:
First find the gradient of the straight line
Then substitute the gradient in the formula y=mx+c.
Substitute one of the given coordinates in the line to find the value of c.
After finding the value of c substitute it in the formula but do not write the values of x and y in the formula
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That is the correct answer
