SOLUTION: Given the equation y= -4/3 x + 1 find the coordinates of the point (-6), (-3), and (6,)

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Question 632634: Given the equation y= -4/3 x + 1 find the coordinates of the point (-6), (-3), and (6,)
Answer by ewatrrr(10682) About Me  (Show Source):
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Hi,

x	y = (-4/3)x + 1

-6	9

-3	5

6	-7

Ordered Pairs: (-6,9), (-3,5), (6,-7)

Plotting the coordinates and connecting with a line.

Line is the graph ofy = (-4/3)x + 1