#Algebra: Linear Graph Sketching
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Heyyy do you still need help??
Okay okay sooo the equation it gave you is in the y=mx + b form
Where m is ur slope and b is ur y intercept
The y intercept is where the line crosses the vertical line on the graph
So b is -1
So on the graph you’d plot a point at (0, -1)
like this?
Yes yess
And then for the second point, you have to use the slope, which is m in this case
M in the equation is -3/2
For slopes that are fractions, you can use the rise over run method
Other way around!
Or yes yes it depends on what way ur coming from
As long as it goes down 2 and right 3 from the left
Sorry sorry I switched it around my bad, move 2 spaces down and 3 to the right
As the name suggests rise/run
Whatever on top is how much ur going up or down
And whatever’s on bottom is how much ur moving left or right
like this
No not not quite
Give me a second to draw the answer
Sorry the lines are bad it’s hard to draw on phone but
The like should look like this
As the slope is - 3/2 it should be pointed downwards
i needa erase the one on -1?
Algebra: Linear Graph Sketching
What do you mean? As in erasing the point (0,-1)?
i put a dot here
on ixl you gotta put 2 dots
for the anwer
oh so i dont gotta erase my dot on -1
But the green point that u put, you definitely need it
ok
Yes yes don’t erase that one because it’s the most important point
Yes yes
your the goat
do i gotta make a different forum for my other questions
or can i just stay in here
are they related?
yea
then use this post
are they related to this topic?
yea
(see the new name of your post to identify the topic)
so, do you want to try doing it yourself with us watching, or do you need guidance on this as well
the steps are the same, just that you will want to multiply out the parentheses first
did i get this correct?
oh
it's 2 right
it's not 2, unfortunately
oh
(as well as the x)
i might need guidence
alr
you have this
mhmm
step 1: distribute the -1/5 against the two terms inside the parentheses
y=10?
there should be an x there
also, 10 for the constant term is wrong
1/5 x 2 is not 10
correct
negative 0.4
positive 0.4 (or positive 2/5)
doesn't the negative on the 1/5 make it negative?
remember that two negatives multiply to a positive
ohhhh yeaa
don't forget the x
0.4 is the y-intercept
you still have to multiply -1/5 by x
that's why I put two arrows there
x is just 1 right
-0.2
so what is the full equation?
the one you made via the multiplication
ok so you got -0.2x, I presume?
tomorrow as in?
I know, I mean how long do I have to wait? we might be in different timezones
a rough estimate of the number of hours then
that will be midnight for me, so you may have to wait for another helper
k
someone is so graciously helping you 😭 it usually is better to just quickly finish up
but sure, you may leave this thread open then
for sure
Feel free to ping me aswell if you need help!
if you do end early, just send a message in this thread when you're ready to continue
if I'm available I'll usually be lurking the help forums and channels
you guys are great for helping out online... i struggled a lot back in the day to get help so im quite grateful when someone is helping me...
id suggest that you guys take op through the thought process of graphing. i find it easiest to graph with two points one being the x intercept the other the y intercept.
so maybe take op through how to find the x and y intercept when he comes online. its just then joining the two points.
sure thing
You online rn?
alright im done
so you no longer need help? or do you still need help? (you pinged me at 4 in the morning for me btw)
Yea I no longer need help
.solved by OP agreement