how many solutions does y=-2x=3 have and is it in y=mx+b format

Answer 1

The equation $y=-2x=3$ seems to be written incorrectly. It appears to be mixing two equations. Let's clarify it.

If you mean that $y=-2x+3$, then this is indeed in the $y=mx+b$ format, where:

• $m=-2$
• $b=3$

This is a linear equation, and it represents a straight line. A linear equation in two variables has infinitely many solutions because for each value of $x$, there is a corresponding value of $y$.

If you intended something different, please clarify!