Question

1.what equation is equivalent to y-6=-12(x+4)

2. which point is located on the line represented by the equation y+4=-5(x-3)?

3.what equation represents the line that passes through the points (6,-3)and (-4, -9)?

Answer 1

for first question

a.y=-6x-48
b.y=6x-48
c.y=-12x-42
d.y=-12x-54

Answer 2

Sorry -- I don't know.

Answer 3

a isn't right.

y-6 = -12(x+4)
y-6 = -12x - 48
y = -12x -48+6
y = -12x - 44

Answer 4

...

y-6 = -12x - 48
y = -12x -48+6
y = -12x - 42

Answer 5

Better review my subtraction rules.

Answer 6

What is thwe answer to number 2?

Answer 7

The answer is c without a doubt.

Answer 8

Question 2 is (3,-4) ;)

Answer 9

C

C
D
B
B
I swear this is right.

Answer 10

Thx

Answer 11

1. C

2. C
3. D
4. B
5. B

Answer 12

1.c

2.c
3.b
4.b
5.c
texas connections

Answer 13

3. d

sorry

Answer 14

i got one wrong but its okay, thank you

Answer 15

C

C
D
B
A
100%
You dont have to trust me, but those are answers

Answer 16

These are the answers for the Connexus Algebra Honors Unit 6 Lesson 4 Quick Check

1. C
2. C
3. D
4. B
5. C

Answer 17

ok for Algebra 1 A, Unit 6 Linear Functions, Lesson 4 Point-Slope Form, its

1. C. y=-12x-42
2. C. (3,-4)
3. D. y+3=3/5 (x-6)
4. B. p-450 = 4(x-15)
5. B. I can't draw the graph but the answer is B.