y=2
Step-by-step explanation:
Make an equation of straight line by using the formula :y= mx+c
put the x-value of point (2,4) which is 2 and the gradient,m which is 2 into the straight line equation:
y=2x +c
So you need to find the y-intercept to complete the equation, therefore:
when y=0,
0=2(2)+c
c=-4
next the question ask to find the y-coordinate when x =3, therefore you just need to replace x in the equation with 3:
y=2(3)-4
y=4
Answer:
Picture below
● 5/2 is 2.5 so just divide the space between 3 by 2
● for 1/3 divide the space between 0 and by 3
CONSIDER THE POINTS (1,4) and (2,7)
m=(7-4)/(2-1)
=3/1
m=3x
c=1
y=3x+1
the answer is option A
I'm pretty sure its 180 !!
x=0
a=5