## anonymous 3 years ago solve the system of linear equations by graphing. [3x+y=0 [2x+y=2

1. anonymous

get y by its self do u know how to do that?

2. anonymous

no

3. anonymous

okay well you divide 3x by 0 and what do u get?

4. anonymous

0

5. anonymous

no for equations like this u just keep it in the equation so what you suppose to get is y=3x+0 and now you have something to graph

6. anonymous

no try and do it on the next one

7. anonymous

i meant now try*

8. anonymous

so is it -3x ?

9. anonymous

no where did u get the negative from?

10. anonymous

i gave u the answer now all u have to do it graph it

11. anonymous

but u still have to get the 2x+y=2 try to do it

12. anonymous

I don't know how to graph that

13. anonymous

the answer is [y=3x+0 [y=2x+2 you dont know how to graph that?

14. anonymous

no

15. anonymous

do u know what the y-intercept is?

16. anonymous

and the slope?

17. anonymous

no

18. anonymous

do you know this equation y=mx+b?

19. anonymous

m is the slope and b is the y-intercept?

20. anonymous

I don't understand :(

21. anonymous

22. anonymous

yes

23. helder_edwin

u have $\large 3x+y=0\qquad\text{and}\qquad 2x+y=2$

24. anonymous

ok

25. helder_edwin

isolating y u have $\large y=-3x\qquad\text{and}\qquad y=-2x+2$ ok?

26. anonymous

ok

27. helder_edwin

the easiest way to graph lines is doing a table. u need only two points.

28. anonymous

ok

29. helder_edwin

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30. helder_edwin

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31. anonymous

ok so what is the ordered pair ?

32. helder_edwin

for the first line u have the points (0,0) and (1,-3) for the second (0,2) and (1,0).

33. anonymous

ok, so what is the solution of the system of equations ????

34. helder_edwin

draw the lines. do it with the outmost precision u can.

35. helder_edwin

i can't do it here. this is something u have to do on your own.

36. anonymous

ok, thanks

37. helder_edwin

u r welcome