Question 156575
These are two problems, that I do not get! 
Your suppose to graph a line for both of them. 
3x+2y=-6 
and y=-3x-1 can you help me figure these out..thanks
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These are linear equations, meaning the graph is a straight line.  All you need to graph a straight is 2 points.  One way is to set x = 0 and find y, then y = 0 and find x.
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3x+2y=-6
3*0 + 2y = -6
y = -3
So the point is (0,-3)
Then y = 0:
3x = -6
x = -2
That point is (-2,0)
The line thru them extending forever in both directions, is the graph.
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y=-3x-1
y=-1 --> (0,-1)  one point
0=-3x-1
x = -1/3 -->  (-1/3,0)  2nd point
Sometimes the 2 points will be so close together that you lose accuracy in the paper graph and it's better to find another point.
You can set x (or y) equal to any value and solve for the other.
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Set x=5
y = -3*5 -1
y = -16 --->  (5,-16)