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Which of the following could be the equation of line m?
(A) 6y + 6x = 7
(B) 3y = -4x - 3
(C) 5y + 10 = -4x
(D) y = 2
(E) x = -2
Hey all,
Does anyone know how to solve this problem? The point in the official answer which I am struggling to understand is that I can't determine by looking at the graph if the line has a positive slope or negative. for example, the official answer starts by saying that " Since there are no numbers on the graph, you can’t determine the actual equation of the line, but the line clearly has a negative slope (it points down when reading from left to right) and a positive y-intercept (it crosses the y-axis
above the origin)"
How do we read from "LEFT TO RIGHT" I am not getting it. Any help?
Thank you!
(A) 6y + 6x = 7
(B) 3y = -4x - 3
(C) 5y + 10 = -4x
(D) y = 2
(E) x = -2
Hey all,
Does anyone know how to solve this problem? The point in the official answer which I am struggling to understand is that I can't determine by looking at the graph if the line has a positive slope or negative. for example, the official answer starts by saying that " Since there are no numbers on the graph, you can’t determine the actual equation of the line, but the line clearly has a negative slope (it points down when reading from left to right) and a positive y-intercept (it crosses the y-axis
above the origin)"
How do we read from "LEFT TO RIGHT" I am not getting it. Any help?
Thank you!
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15 Oct 2016, 05:50
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Which of the following could be the equation of line m?
(A) 6y + 6x = 7
(B) 3y = -4x - 3
(C) 5y + 10 = -4x
(D) y = 2
(E) x = -2
Hey all,
Does anyone know how to solve this problem? The point in the official answer which I am struggling to understand is that I can't determine by looking at the graph if the line has a positive slope or negative. for example, the official answer starts by saying that " Since there are no numbers on the graph, you can’t determine the actual equation of the line, but the line clearly has a negative slope (it points down when reading from left to right) and a positive y-intercept (it crosses the y-axis
above the origin)"
How do we read from "LEFT TO RIGHT" I am not getting it. Any help?
Thank you!
(A) 6y + 6x = 7
(B) 3y = -4x - 3
(C) 5y + 10 = -4x
(D) y = 2
(E) x = -2
Hey all,
Does anyone know how to solve this problem? The point in the official answer which I am struggling to understand is that I can't determine by looking at the graph if the line has a positive slope or negative. for example, the official answer starts by saying that " Since there are no numbers on the graph, you can’t determine the actual equation of the line, but the line clearly has a negative slope (it points down when reading from left to right) and a positive y-intercept (it crosses the y-axis
above the origin)"
How do we read from "LEFT TO RIGHT" I am not getting it. Any help?
Thank you!
There is one important thing you need to notice here. y intercept of line m is positive
As per the diagram when y is 0, x is +ve. Now lets look at the options
(A) 6y + 6x = 7 --> CORRECT, when y is 0, x is +ve.
(B) 3y = -4x - 3 --> INCORRECT, when y is 0, x is -ve.
(C) 5y + 10 = -4x --> INCORRECT, when y is 0, x is -ve.
(D) y = 2 --> Clear OUT. It must be || to x axis.
(E) x = -2 --> Clear OUT. It must be || to y axis.
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15 Oct 2016, 07:01
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Which of the following could be the equation of line m?
(A) 6y + 6x = 7
(B) 3y = -4x - 3
(C) 5y + 10 = -4x
(D) y = 2
(E) x = -2
Hey all,
Does anyone know how to solve this problem? The point in the official answer which I am struggling to understand is that I can't determine by looking at the graph if the line has a positive slope or negative. for example, the official answer starts by saying that " Since there are no numbers on the graph, you can’t determine the actual equation of the line, but the line clearly has a negative slope (it points down when reading from left to right) and a positive y-intercept (it crosses the y-axis
above the origin)"
How do we read from "LEFT TO RIGHT" I am not getting it. Any help?
Thank you!
Is the Answer A? Because the y-intercept will be positive here(A) 6y + 6x = 7
(B) 3y = -4x - 3
(C) 5y + 10 = -4x
(D) y = 2
(E) x = -2
Hey all,
Does anyone know how to solve this problem? The point in the official answer which I am struggling to understand is that I can't determine by looking at the graph if the line has a positive slope or negative. for example, the official answer starts by saying that " Since there are no numbers on the graph, you can’t determine the actual equation of the line, but the line clearly has a negative slope (it points down when reading from left to right) and a positive y-intercept (it crosses the y-axis
above the origin)"
How do we read from "LEFT TO RIGHT" I am not getting it. Any help?
Thank you!
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