Question

Identify the correct slope and y intercept of the equation 3x - 3y = 4.

Answer 1

try to get this equation like this ...\[\huge{y=\color\red{m}x+\color\green{b}}\]
here m is the slope and b is the y intercept....

Answer 2

slope = -1; y intercept at (0, -negative four thirds)

slope = 1; y intercept at (0, -negative four thirds)

slope = 3; y intercept at (0, -1)

slope = -3; y intercept at (0, 1)

Answer 3

do you understand what souvik just explained ? You can find your answer by following what he said :)

Answer 4

yeah I get it

Answer 5

3x - 3y = -4
get your 3y on one side and everything else on the other side

Answer 6

do you want to work it out together ?

Answer 7

guess not.....I tried

Answer 8

Yes I do sorry

Answer 9

y=3x−4 all over 3

Answer 10

3x - 3y = -4
-3y = -3x - 4 (multiply by -1 to make -3y positive)
3y = 3x + 4 (now divide by 3)
y = 3/3x + 4/3
y = x + 4/3

Answer 11

the answer is -1 and -4/3 right

Answer 12

no

Answer 13

the answer is 1 and (0,4/3)
as m=1 and b=4/3

Answer 14

look at how I worked out the problem.....up above

Answer 15

no...it is slope 1 and y intercept 4/3

Answer 16

that's not an option

Answer 17

slope = -1; y intercept at (0, -negative four thirds)

slope = 1; y intercept at (0, -negative four thirds)

slope = 3; y intercept at (0, -1)

slope = -3; y intercept at (0, 1)
these are the options

Answer 18

your options are incorrect

Answer 19

tell that to flvs.... I cant do anything about it

Answer 20

I don't know what answer you should put because the answers are all incorrect

Answer 21

did you write the problem correctly

Answer 22

@texaschic101
the equation is 3x-3y=4
but u took it 3x-3y=-4