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Given the linear equation 3y + 4x =12, find the y-intercept help please
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That is most easily found by putting the equation into the slope-intercept form for the line. That general form is: y = mx + b So, that can be done by subtracting 4x from each side first. That will leave "3y" on the left by itself. So, then you divide BOTH sides by 3.
would it be negative or positive 4/3rds
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