Answer:
1. When x=-6, y=22.
2. When x=-3, y=13.
3. When x=0, y=4.
4. When x=3, y=-5
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve the table, you have to plug in the x values on the left individually into the function of y=-3x+4.
Plugging in the first x value in the table (-6) will result in the equation y=-3<u>(-6)</u>+4. To solve, you first multiply the -3 with the <u>(-6)</u>, which will will equal 18. So, the equation will now look like this: y=<u>18</u>+4. Then, solving the equation <u>(18</u>+4) you get 22. Which means, <u>when x=-6, </u><u>y=22</u><u>.</u>
Do this same process with the other three x values plugged into the function as x, and this is what you should get:
<u><em>2.</em></u> y=-3<u>(-3)</u>+4
y=9+4
<u>y=13</u>
<u>When x=-3, y=13.</u>
<em><u>3.</u></em> y=-3<u>(0)</u>+4
y=0+4
<u>y=4</u>
<u>When x=0, y=4.</u>
<em><u>4.</u></em> y=-3<u>(3)</u>+4
y=-9+4
<u>y=-5</u>
<u>When x=3, y=-5</u>