In what form is the following linear equation written? y-3=2/3(x-1)

First we solve what we can solve.
y-3= 2/3(x-1)
We first multiply
y-3= 2/3 (x) - 2/3
Then we move the -3 and it becomes +3 on the other side
y= 2/3 (x) - 2/3 + 3
And we solve what we can to get our answer.
y= 2/3 (x) + 2 1/3

A)26•2=52there are 2 sides with the same length116-52=64the other 2 side have to be half of 64 each64/2=32the width is 32b)make two sentences about these steps because your teacher knows how you write and explain things.

The correct graph is the second one, with the points being at (-6,0), (2,0) and reaching down to (-2,-8)