y = -3x - 10


I have to graph points. The first point is at (0, -10) because of the y-intercept. How should I graph the next point using the slope? The graph they gave me cuts off at 0, -10 so I can't go any lower for y. Help.

Respuesta :

The next point to be graphed after graphing the y-intercept since the slope is negative and the graph cuts of at; (0, -10) is; (-5, 5).

What is the next point to be graphed apart from the y-intercept since the graph cuts off at (0, -10)?

According to the task content; it follows that the next point to be graphed apart from the given y-intercept is to be determined.

It follows from comparison with the slope-intercept form of a linear equation;

y = mx+c that the slope of the given equation is; -3.

Hence, considering the point, x = -5, the value of y is;

y = -3(-5) -10

y = 15 - 10

y = 5.

Therefore, the required coordinate to be graphed is; (-5, 5).

Ultimately, the next point to be graphed after graphing the y-intercept since the slope is negative and the graph cuts of at; (0, -10) is;

(-5, 5).

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