Question

Which equation is equivalent to y - 6 = -12(x+4)?

Answer 1

`x = ( - 1)/(12) y + ( - 7)/(2) \\ c. \: y = - 12x - 42`

Explanation:

`1. \: - 12x - 48 = y - 6 \\ 2. \: - 12x = y + 42 \\ 3. \: (12x)/( - 12) = (y + 42)/( - 12) \\ x = ( - 1)/(12) y + ( - 7)/(2)`

Answer 2

The answer is y = -12x - 42

Explanation:

First distribute -12 into the paranthesis.

y - 6 = -12x - 48

Then add 6 to both sides.

y = -12x - 42

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