Question

How do i plot y=pi-x on graph?

Answer 1

@dan815

Answer 2

y=-x+pi
m=-1?

Answer 3

Seriously? For someone who's consistently been posting calculus questions (many of which are too difficult for comfort), this is strange :D

Answer 4

Anyway, just graph y = -x (the line through the origin, with a slope m = -1)
and then translate it pi units up

Answer 5

i am just guessing slope is -1 and constant C xD

Answer 6

How. How. How does DLS not know it.

Answer 7

Troll :3

Answer 8

\(\pi\) is the y-intercept and \(-1\) is the slope.

Answer 9

Nonetheless, legit maths question.

Answer 10

http://screencloud.net/v/q61U

Answer 11

seems legit,this is what I thought
slope -1 and y intercept pi :D

Answer 12

Troll :/

Answer 13

lol,sorry too much silence on OS,everyone is just "looking around"

Answer 14

lol @missMob
I already drew a better cartesian plane for your convenience :P

Answer 15

lol