If \((-3, y)\) lies on the graph of \(y = \frac{1}{2}x\), then \(y =\)
Asked by charleskyron
Answer (3)
Y= 1/2 • (-3), because x=-3
Answered by mateidanvlad | 2024-06-10
y=-1.5 ;
Answered by srajeshs | 2024-06-12
The value of y when the point ( − 3 , y ) lies on the graph of y = 2 1 x is − 1.5 . This is found by substituting x = − 3 into the equation. The calculation gives y = − 2 3 or − 1.5 .
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