Help with Algebra 1: slope?

The slope is 1/3
and the y intercept is 3

How would I graph that in a slope- intercept method? I just need to describe it in a few sentences.

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Help with Algebra 1: slope?

The slope is 1/3
and the y intercept is 3

How would I graph that in a slope- intercept method? I just need to describe it in a few sentences.

anonymous · Answer

@ash2326  :)

ash2326 · Answer

y intercept is the point where x=0
So on y-axis, make a point at y=3 that;s the point (0, 3)

anonymous · Answer

Awesome. :) One more I think, but I'll make a different topic.

ash2326 · Answer

No, it's not over, you need to find one more point to make the line

anonymous · Answer

Oops, okay cx

ash2326 · Answer

Now we can find another point in several ways, just put x=1, find y. Then join the first point with the second, extend the line both ways and there you have

anonymous · Answer

Would y be 0?

ash2326 · Answer

$$y=\frac 1 3 x+3$$
x=1$$y=\frac 13 +3$$

anonymous · Answer

Thanks so much :)