SOLUTION: 4x=3(4-y)
2y=4(3-x)
How do I solve this by graphing? The answer given in the book says that the two lines intersect at (3,0) but I do not know how they got to that answer.
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-> SOLUTION: 4x=3(4-y)
2y=4(3-x)
How do I solve this by graphing? The answer given in the book says that the two lines intersect at (3,0) but I do not know how they got to that answer.
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Question 801130: 4x=3(4-y)
2y=4(3-x)
How do I solve this by graphing? The answer given in the book says that the two lines intersect at (3,0) but I do not know how they got to that answer. Answer by rothauserc(4718) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! 4x=3(4-y)
2y=4(3-x)
first step is to put each equation in standard form y = mx +b
1)4x=3(4-y)
4x = 12 -3y
-3y = 4x - 12
y = -4x/3 +4
2)2y=4(3-x)
2y = 12 -4x
y = -2x +6
now we can graph the following two equations
y = -4x/3 +4
y = -2x +6
now you can see that the intersection point is (3, 0)
