How do you graph #-3x=6y-2# using the intercepts?
2 Answers
Please see below.
Explanation:
Intercepts formed by the line
Doing so, intercept on
Hence, intercept on
graph{3x+6y-2=0 [-0.2865, 0.9635, -0.1375, 0.4875]}
Additional information - Equation of a line which forms an intercept
Mart the points
and draw a straight line through them but extend it to the edges of the graph.
Explanation:
We could if we so chose manipulate the given equation so that we have the standard form of
Using first principle method
Knowing the First principle method comes in handy when doing higher level math.
The
So by substitution we have:
Multiply both sides by
Divide both sides by 3
But
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Using shortcuts method
The