You can
put this solution on YOUR website! Fill in the chart given this linear equation:
y = 5x – 4
Solve for "x":
5x=y+4
x=(y+4)/5
This is the rule for getting the x-value associated with a y-value:
**Type all your work below the chart.
For example:
If y= -2 then x=(-2+4)/5=2/5
If y=-1 then x=(-1+4)/5=3/5
etc.
x........y
2/5.....-2
3/5.....-1
4/5.... 0
5/5=1...1
6/5.....2
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Cheers,
Stan H.
You can
put this solution on YOUR website!If you have y=-2 then you simply replace y with -2 and evaluate x. So for instance

let y=-2

plug in y=-2

Add 4 to both sides

So if y=-2, then

We do the same for every y that is in the table
We're basically going backwards. Instead of finding y with the given x values, we find x with the give y values. So to do this efficiently, we need to solve for x:

Add 4 to both sides

Divide both sides by 5 to solve for x.
Now if we evaluate each y we get:

plug in y=-2

So if y=-2, x=2/5
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plug in y=-1

So if y=-1, x=3/5
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plug in y=0

So if y=0, x=4/5
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plug in y=1

So if y=1, x=1
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plug in y=2

So if y=2, x=6/5
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So here's the table filled out:
x y
2/5 | -2
3/5 | -1
4/5 | 0
1 | 1
6/5 | 2