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1.3x+y=5
-2x+3y=4
2.2x=y+1
2x-y=5
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Answers:
First, express each equation as y=
1.3x + y = 5 , subtract 1.3x from both sides and get
y = 5 - 1.3x
next, set X=0, so the first "point" is y=5 when x=0. Plot that point
Next, try x=10. In this case y= 5 - 13 or -8, so plot the point X=10, Y=-8. Now draw a line between the points You have plotted that equation.
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-2x + 3y = 4 , rearrange it so the y stuff is on the left
3y = 4 + 2x (simply add 2x to both sides)
Now divide both sides by 3 to get
y = (4 + 2x) / 3
Like above, set x=0 to get y = 4/3 or y=1.5
now set x=10 to get y = (4 + 20) / 3 = 24 / 3 = 8
Plot x=0, y= 1.5, and x=10, y=8 (two points)
draw a line.
2.2 X = y + 1
for convenience, interchange the left and right side
Y + 1 = 2.2 X
Now, subtract 1 fro each side to get y = 2.2 x - 1
Same as above, first set x=0, in this case y= -1
Now set x=10, so y = 22 - 1 or y = 21
The second point is x=10, y=21
Draw a line between the points
Last
2x - y = 5
add y to both sides
2x = 5 + y
swtch sides
5 + y = 2x
Now subtract 5 from both sides
y = 2x - 5
When x = 0, y = -5
When x = 10, y = 20-5 or 15
Plot the points, draw your line.
jeff
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