Graph the line by plotting any two ordered pairs that satisfy the equation. y = (4)/(3) x - 4 One of the ordered pairs must be Y Intercept. Points to the person who explains ste…

Question

Graph the line by plotting any two ordered pairs that satisfy the equation.


`y = (4)/(3) x - 4`
One of the ordered pairs must be Y Intercept.

Points to the person who explains step by step, start to finish. Please note the correct set of ordered pairs is not random x to get y, or random y to get x variables. I tried that already and it was marked wrong.​

Answer 1

(0,-4)

(3,0)

Explanation:

Let start at the orgin.

This is a linear equation since the equation is in the form of

`y = mx + b`

where m is the slope and b is the y intercept.

Since we starting at the orgin, and b is our y intercept.

Our first point is

(0,-4).

since the slope is 4/3.

We would rise 4 from the y value and run 3 to the x value.

In other words, to find your second point, go up 4 units from the first point and move to the right 3 units.

So our next point is at

(3,0).

U can continously go up 4 units and move 3 units to the right to find other points.