Answer:
Because i have no more information i assume you would like it to be solved.
x < -1 or -1/3 < x < 1
Y=mx+b where m=slope=(dy/dx) and b=y-intercept (value of y when x=0)
You have two points...(1,-2),(3,2) so
m=(y2-y1)/(x2-x1)=(2--2)/(3-1)
m=4/2=2 now that you have the slope...
y=2x+b, you can use either point to solve for the y-intercept, I'll use (3,2)
2=2(3)+b
2=6+b
b=-4 so the line is:
y=2x-4
Answer: its 4. Look at the graph, x is horizontal and y is vertical (first go sideways then go up.) if coordinates are x,y then first go sideways when looking for x. they give you x. 7. then we go up. the graph intersects 7 at 4, therefore the coords are 7, 4 and your y coordinate is 4.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Graph y = 2x
Step-by-step explanation:
First, let's get the equation into standard form. Distribute the 2 on the right.
Next, we want the variable "y" to be alone, so we at 4 to both sides.
That is our equation in standard y = mx + b form. "m" is our slope, while "b" is our y-intercept. Above , we don't have a value for b, therefore the line passes through the origin.
We do, however, have a slope, which can be thought of as 
or rise over run. To represent this, we can rewrite our slope as:
Meaning in each interval, the line goes up by 2 units, and moves forward by 1.
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