Question

Find the slope-intercept form of this equation...

3x-2y=-4

Answer 1

\[Slope~Intercept~Form\]
\[y = mx + b\]

Answer 2

Where:
\[m~is~the~slope\]
\[b~is~the~y-intercept\]

Answer 3

3x-2y=-4

Solve for y.

3x-2y=-4
*subtract 3x from both sides*

3x-2y=-4
-3x -3x
---- -----

-2y = -3x - 4
*Divide by -2 on both sides*

-2y = -3x - 4
---- --- ---
-2 -2 -2

*what do you get?*

Answer 4

Your equation is in standard form \[\large Ax+By = C\] All you need to so is change it to slpe intercept form \[\large y=mx+b\] where b= y-intercept and m = slope.

Answer 5

y= 1.5x +2

Answer 6

\[y = \frac{ 3x }{ 2 } + 2\]

Answer 7

seems right.

Answer 8

\[\large y=\color{blue}{1.5}x+\color{green}3\]\[\large \color{blue}{m=\text{slope}} \ \, \ \color{green}{b= \text{y-intercept}}\]

Answer 9

+3?

Answer 10

ohh +2***

Answer 11

-_- typo.

Answer 12

lol Jhanny

Answer 13

-_-

Answer 14

Sorry!!

Answer 15

ok back to business guys ^_^

Answer 16

lol its okay :)

Answer 17

so what next?

Answer 18

umm... idk.. ur da one with the open question lol

Answer 19

i mean in solving...

Answer 20

what do you mean?
You just said: Find the slope-intercept form of this equation... 3x-2y=-4

and we did...

Answer 21

so what is the slope?

Answer 22

Find the slope-intercept form of this equation...

3x-2y=-4

Point Slope Form of 3x-2y=-4 is y = 3/2x + 2

Point slope formula: y = mx + b

So:
Slope = m = 3/2
y-intercept = b = 2

Answer 23

I stated what the slope was... i just made a typo in typing a 3 instead of a 2 for the y-intercept.... <_<

Answer 24

lol yep... ^ Jhanny did :)

Answer 25

so how would i draw this?

Answer 26

please help @some_someone

Answer 27

well its a line.

Answer 28

do you know how to draw lines?

Answer 29

http://www.algebra.com/algebra/homework/Graphs/Graphing-by-Slope-Intercept-Method.lesson

Answer 30

a line from where to where?

Answer 31

Start at the y-intercept.

Y-intercept = 2

Answer 32

Now we take our slope which was 3/2, and from this point (0,2), we move up 3, and over 2.