A line has a y-intercept of -6 and a slope of . Which of the following points is located on the line?
thats a real nice slope ya got there ;)
y = mx + b; m is the slope, b is the y intercept. Plug in the x value for x and the y value for y. If the point is on the line, both sides will be equal.
haha
-6 and a slope of 3/5*
y = (3/5)x - 6
so your formula is \(y={3\over5}x-6\) plug in the points into the equation and see which set is true
idk how to do it :/
You have some points (a,b), right? See if: b = (3/5)a - 6 is true.
i still dont understand :/ its my weakness
Does the question give you some coordinates to check?
ya its 1-7
what are the answer choices?
A. (-3, -1)B. (-5, -3)C. (5, -3)D. (3, -1)
I'll show you how to check A, then see if you can do the others.
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