Answer:
- see attached
- no. It has the right x-intercept, but the wrong slope
Step-by-step explanation:
1.
The graph of the line through the two given points is shown in blue in the attachment.
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2.
The graph of the equation is shown in black in the attachment. It has the right x-intercept, but the sign of the y-term is incorrect. The equation is not the equation of the line in part 1.
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Additional comment
For a line written in standard form ...
ax +by = c
The x- and y-intercepts are c/a and c/b, respectively. The given points are the x- and y-intercepts, so we expect c/a = -2 and c/b = -6. In the given equation, c/b = +6, so has the wrong sign.
