Question

how would you sole this in slope intercept form y=-1/3x +3

Answer 1

What do you need to do to it? It's already in Slope-intercept form.

Answer 2

this is how it would look like

Answer 3

How to graph it?

Answer 4

I think that's what he/she is asking cuz it is already in slope intercept form :)

Answer 5

Yea now I see (:
@Woodrow850 when you want to graph an equation, plot the y-intercept first. In this case you plot a point at +3. Then use slope (-1/3). Remember:\[\frac{ rise }{ run }\] So, from the point, go down 1 space(-1) and to the right 3 spaces.

Answer 6

Plot that point, and you have your line. Or just use a graphing program. (:

Answer 7

Okay thankyou verymuch this is a great help!

Answer 8

No problem...I'm glad I could help! (: