<span>y = -1/2x +2 1/2</span>
General equation;
y = mx + c
Calculating the slope;
Change in y/ (change in x) = gradient m
(2-1)/(1-3) = - 1/2
Replacing m gives;
y= -1/2x + c
Calculating the value of c
take point (1,2) above and replace y with 2 and x with 1
2=-1/2 *1 +c
c = 2 1/2
Equation then is
y = -1/2x +2 1/2
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation: for #1 its 6
for #2 it 12
#3 is 818
#4 is 423
#5 is 87
#6 is 500
hope this helped!
if those r coordinates you can use the Pythagorean the to find the distance
plot the point and create a right triangle with the origin
could up the spaces and depending on the number, subtract the side from the hypotenuse or add the sides to find the hypotenuse
then square root both sides
It's not the slope-intercept form of the line.
It's the slope-intercept form of the line's equation.
<em> Y = mX + B</em>
'X' is the slope of the line
'B' is the y-intercept of the line
Answer:
any point on the graph that's not shaded
Step-by-step explanation:
you can just plot any point on the graph that's not shaded(because it's not a solution to the inequality).
for example, (3, -5) or (-4, -5) or (7, 0)