find the slope intercept equation of the line that has the given characteristics. Slope -7 and y-intercept (0,6)
Ok
So here is how proper slope intercept is set k? And bear with me I am not always clear so please let me know k?
so slope intercept is Y equals Mx +B
So your Y will be 6 for this one as it is the set of cords given.
y = mx + b where m is your slope and b is your y int
slope turns into -7 over 1
Ok? Good so far sweetpea?
so 6 = -7/1 and you want b
Which is 0
k?
Let me double check my math but that should be right.
Should be right. Math is right :)
Let me know if that is right or wrong. k?
so, it'll be 6=-7x+0? but for my paper it'll have to be y=-7x+0
Hmmmm might be asking for a different way of doing it. Give me a few to work it out alright?
ok.
b is 6, not 0. -7 is your m, 6 is your constant. y = -7x + 6
One of the reasons I detest math. One answer and a thousand bloody ways to do it and each is wrong to someone else's view XD
6 is your y pete. Almost got it.
I'm in college and it is actually one of my better areas.
Here we go sweetpea. As I was saying I had it right :) Write it out for you to see how it goes alright?
now i'm confused again. lol....so it's not going to be y=-7x+6?
Hang on sweetpea and I will explain. :)
ok
Basic slope intercept form is Y=mx +b What you seek is B
Slope is -7 and your points are 0.6
ok, so as of right now we have y=-7x+b still, correct???
In order to gain b you must input the numbers like this y= 6 mx= 0 and -7
So you write it out to 6=(0)(-7)+b
Anything multiplied by zero is zero.
lol, then let's say i'd hate to go to your college.
Pete please hold on your answer so we do not confuse her.
So that leaves us with 6=0+b which point you subtract 0.
Leaving you with 6=b
Want to check me? Look up slope intercept form but your answer is 6 sweetpea :)
may i ask what college you go to?
Sorry I do not give out that info but it is a good college and again doubt me look it up.
I aced this section thank you and even then I always double check another source. Did this help you sweetpea?
yes, once i answer 2 more questions, i will be able to submit my test and will know for sure if it's right or wrong.
Alright. :)
i appreciate the help from both of you. :)
Np hun I always try to help others :)
i'd like to post my last 2 questions for help so that i can hurry and be done. i'm going to close this one out so that it's not just sitting around.
Alright.
lol just saying, it can't be all that great if you're struggling with 8th grade arithmetic. it seems like you can't distinguish between y (your function) and y-int (6).
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