Asked by jordan
how to graph y=3/4x.
what angle does y=9/7x+2 make with the x axis?
simplify 2/squarerootof5.
simplify square root of 10 times 6.
simplify squareroot48
You should not expect somebody just to do your homework for you.
for y=(3/4)x isn't the y-intercept zero?
so the origin is one point.
the slope is 3/4, slope is rise over run.
so from the origin take a "run" of 4 followed by a "rise" of 3, giving you a second point.
See how easy it is???
Let me know what you got for the others so far.
what angle does y=9/7x+2 make with the x axis?
simplify 2/squarerootof5.
simplify square root of 10 times 6.
simplify squareroot48
You should not expect somebody just to do your homework for you.
for y=(3/4)x isn't the y-intercept zero?
so the origin is one point.
the slope is 3/4, slope is rise over run.
so from the origin take a "run" of 4 followed by a "rise" of 3, giving you a second point.
See how easy it is???
Let me know what you got for the others so far.