Variables - a quantity that may change, depends on the context of the math problem. Ex: x,y
Terms - a variable, or constant, that is multiplied by a variable or variables.
Ex: 5x + 2 + 3y <-- has 3 terms
Coefficient - the constant that multiplies the variable and is next to a variable, Ex: (5x) <-- coefficient is 5
Constants - A fixed value such as 5, 6, 7, etc
6.
the y-intercept is 4, which means the line crosses the y-axis at the point (0,4).
[just put a dot on the number four that's right under the letter y]
the slope of the line is positive, so it goes up from left to right.
Start at the y-intercept. Move up 2 and then move right 1.
You are now at the point (1,6).
[go to 1 for the horizontal line, then go up 6 spaces.] [connect two points]
7. y= -1/2-3
8. y=3x+4
The inequality would look like this:
-2 (3x + 2)

-6x-4
To begin to find the solutions, distribute the -2 throughout the set of parenthesis on the left side of the inequality by multiplying the -2 by each term in the set of parenthesis
-2 x 3x = -6x
-2 x 2 = -4
-6x -4

-6x-4
Begin to isolate x by performing the opposite operation of adding -6x on both sides of the inequality
0x -4

-4
Next perform the opposite operation by adding 4 on both sides of the inequality
0x

0
Now, I'm not exactly understanding how that can possibly work. So, I guess I didn't really help you. But add a comment so that we can talk about the problem :)
The answer is option B
Hope I didn't mess up for your sake