SOLUTION: can you please graph and put into slope form. I need the y intercept and then the slope point Thanks -3x + 4y = 2 -2x

SOLUTION: can you please graph and put into slope form. I need the y intercept and then the slope point Thanks -3x + 4y = 2 -2x - y = -3

Question 83580: can you please graph and put into slope form. I need the y intercept and then the slope point Thanks
-3x + 4y = 2
-2x - y = -3
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Lets solve for

Solved by pluggable solver: Graphing Linear Equations

Start with the given equation

Add to both sides

Multiply both sides by

Distribute

Multiply

Rearrange the terms

Reduce any fractions

So the equation is now in slope-intercept form () where (the slope) and (the y-intercept)

So to graph this equation lets plug in some points

Plug in x=-6

Multiply

Add

Reduce

So here's one point (-6,-4)

Now lets find another point

Plug in x=-2

Multiply

Add

Reduce

So here's another point (-2,-1). Add this to our graph

Now draw a line through these points

So this is the graph of through the points (-6,-4) and (-2,-1)

So from the graph we can see that the slope is (which tells us that in order to go from point to point we have to start at one point and go up 3 units and to the right 4 units to get to the next point) the y-intercept is (0,) ,or (0,), and the x-intercept is (,0) ,or (,0) . So all of this information verifies our graph.

We could graph this equation another way. Since this tells us that the y-intercept (the point where the graph intersects with the y-axis) is (0,).

So we have one point (0,)

Now since the slope is , this means that in order to go from point to point we can use the slope to do so. So starting at (0,), we can go up 3 units

and to the right 4 units to get to our next point

Now draw a line through those points to graph

So this is the graph of through the points (0,0.5) and (4,3.5)

Lets solve for

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Multiply

Add

So here's one point (-3,9)

Now lets find another point

Plug in x=-2

Multiply

Add

So here's another point (-2,7). Add this to our graph

Now draw a line through these points

So this is the graph of through the points (-3,9) and (-2,7)

So from the graph we can see that the slope is (which tells us that in order to go from point to point we have to start at one point and go down -2 units and to the right 1 units to get to the next point), the y-intercept is (0,)and the x-intercept is (,0) ,or (,0) . So all of this information verifies our graph.

We could graph this equation another way. Since this tells us that the y-intercept (the point where the graph intersects with the y-axis) is (0,).

So we have one point (0,)

Now since the slope is , this means that in order to go from point to point we can use the slope to do so. So starting at (0,), we can go down 2 units

and to the right 1 units to get to our next point

Now draw a line through those points to graph

So this is the graph of through the points (0,3) and (1,1)

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