00:01
So i have a equation here.
00:03
I'm going to pick some points so i can get some ordered pairs in order to describe my graph.
00:09
So i have some order of pairs, well, some x values already picked out here in order to get my y value.
00:16
So i'm going to rewrite this as y equals 2 times my first x value, which is negative 2.
00:25
I did put them in parentheses just to reinforce that i am multiplying.
00:29
If i forget my parentheses, it's going to look like i'm subtracting, and that's not what i'm doing here.
00:35
So 2 times negative 2 is going to give you negative 4, so that's going to be your y value for that one.
00:42
And then you just continue on.
00:44
So y equals 2 times negative 1, so y would equal negative 2 times 0, times 0 would be 0, this would give you 2, 4, and then 6.
00:57
So i'm going to go ahead and graph this.
01:04
Each row represents your order of pairs.
01:07
If you would like to rewrite it as an ordered pair, you're more than welcome...