Worked example
For y = 2x − 3, find y when x = −2.
Answer & why
Answer: −7
2 × (−2) − 3 = −4 − 3 = −7.
Grade 8 · Math
Find an output from a linear rule and a signed input.
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Answer: −7
2 × (−2) − 3 = −4 − 3 = −7.
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Question 1
Replace x, then apply the order of operations.
Answer: -9
Substitute x = -3: y = 4 × (-3) + (3) = -9.
Question 2
Replace x, then apply the order of operations.
Answer: -26
Substitute x = -4: y = 5 × (-4) + (-6) = -26.
Question 3
Replace x, then apply the order of operations.
Answer: -7
Substitute x = -3: y = -1 × (-3) + (-10) = -7.
Question 4
Replace x, then apply the order of operations.
Answer: 15
Substitute x = 4: y = 6 × (4) + (-9) = 15.
Question 5
Replace x, then apply the order of operations.
Answer: -5
Substitute x = 1: y = -8 × (1) + (3) = -5.
Question 6
Replace x, then apply the order of operations.
Answer: 5
Substitute x = -1: y = -7 × (-1) + (-2) = 5.
Question 7
Replace x, then apply the order of operations.
Answer: -14
Substitute x = -3: y = 2 × (-3) + (-8) = -14.
Question 8
Replace x, then apply the order of operations.
Answer: -2
Substitute x = 1: y = 8 × (1) + (-10) = -2.