3 years ago

How do I graph the equation? y-5= -4(x -1)(Also in the photo)

2 answers:

8 0

Well if your finding the slope and y intercept
Slope is -4
Y-int is (0,9)
So you would make the. -4 into -4/1 the you would plot (0,9) on the graph first then on the Y line go down 4 and move to the right 1
( I’m not sure if this helps)

sammy [17]3 years ago

8 0

0,9 is the answer to the problem

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