3-⁶x (3^4 ÷ 3⁰)²simplify
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So. We need to look at points. We know our X values, and our Y values. (X,Y)
(-4,-6) and (2,6)
The best way to approach this would be to graph the points that are given. You can use any app or graphing calculator you'd like.
So, for the first one, We need to find (-4) by going to the left, then proceeding to go down by (-6).
We then can proceed to do this for the other ones and calculate the slope intercept form in this way.
OR!
We can calculate it before hand by using the equation:
(Y2-Y1)÷(X2-X1)
Pick which equation will represent one, and which one will represent two.
I will choose (-4,-6) as Equation 1 and (2,6) as equation two.
We then plug it into the equation to look like:
(-6-6)÷(-4-2)
Your answer: -12/-6
Your slope is 2.
We then will graph it by placing it in slope intercept form.
Since we know our slope is two, We can go ahead and insert it. When the two points are finally graphed, We see they cross rhe Y-Axis at 2.
YOUR SLOPE INTERCEPT FORM IS:
Y=2x+2
(-4,-6) and (2,6)
The best way to approach this would be to graph the points that are given. You can use any app or graphing calculator you'd like.
So, for the first one, We need to find (-4) by going to the left, then proceeding to go down by (-6).
We then can proceed to do this for the other ones and calculate the slope intercept form in this way.
OR!
We can calculate it before hand by using the equation:
(Y2-Y1)÷(X2-X1)
Pick which equation will represent one, and which one will represent two.
I will choose (-4,-6) as Equation 1 and (2,6) as equation two.
We then plug it into the equation to look like:
(-6-6)÷(-4-2)
Your answer: -12/-6
Your slope is 2.
We then will graph it by placing it in slope intercept form.
Since we know our slope is two, We can go ahead and insert it. When the two points are finally graphed, We see they cross rhe Y-Axis at 2.
YOUR SLOPE INTERCEPT FORM IS:
Y=2x+2