Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
[tex]y_A = 9x -3x - 4 \\y_A = 6x - 4\\\\y_B = 12x - 4\\\\y_C = 5x + x - 4\\y_C = 6x -4[/tex]
Standard equation of a line with slope, m and y - intercept b is y = mx + b.
Clearly. for the second equation has a different coefficient for x.
a ) The coefficient for x , is the slope of the line.
Though the y - intercept for each equation is same = - 4.
For example :
Expression A = 2 , when x = 1
Expression B = 8 , when x = 1
Expression C = 2 , when x = 1
b) From above :
[tex]y_A \ and \ y_C \ are \ the \ same \ expression.[/tex]
c) Expression A and C are equivalent because the coefficient of x
is the same for A and C.
