Question

@meverett04:

What is the y-intercept of the equation? y = 4x
A. 1
B. 4
C. 0

Answer 1

heheheehehe.

Answer 2

Hop off

Answer 3

that is funny

Answer 4

Get off my pellet

Answer 5

you can do it, I have the faith in you.
It is a positive sentiment ;)

Answer 6

dont be mean!

Answer 7

y-intercept is the point on the graph at which the function passes the y-axis (x = 0 on ALL points along the y-axis). So, to find that point, you must set the value of x in that equation to zero and find the value of y when x is set to zero.

In this case, when x = 0, y is also 0. So, y-intercept is zero.

Answer 8

uknow how to solve this. unless u r afraid of the question

Answer 9

BTW - I don't know what "my pellet" means.

Answer 10

make y 0 for x and x 0 for y

Answer 11

GT i will tell u in chat

Answer 12

Just read what GT wrote
Actually read it...

Answer 13

no skimming!! READING!! <--

Answer 14

c

Answer 15

grr^

Answer 16

show how u got tht farara

Answer 17

...or you could just go with some random answer that hasn't been validated.

Answer 18

good idea!

Answer 19

1/3 isn't bad for knowing 0%