Question

Write m=4, b=-3 in slope-intercept form.

Answer 1

The basic form for a slope-intercept equation is.
y = mx+b
or
Y = mx-b if B is a negative integer.

Simple enough.

Answer 2

How do you get x or y from m=4 and b=-3?

Answer 3

You don't need to get X or Y if you're writing a slope intercept equation.
When you have equations that are linear on a graphing plane, the X and Y values are then referred to as their domain and range. And therefore, no singular values would be defined.

Answer 4

Oh ok then thank you!

Answer 5

No problem, just remember that these questions are easily done, and if you ever need a domain and range, start plugging in X and Y values. To get a direction of th eline.

Answer 6

Okay!

Answer 7

Oh ok then thank you!

Answer 8

How do you get x or y from m=4 and b=-3?

Answer 9

I'll help you with that since I have the time.

Your final equation would be y = 4x -3

So, to get the x values, plugin in any number for x.
Take any integer between -5 and 5.
Say,.. y = 4 (2) - 3
y = 5 when x = 2

There you go!