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

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jenniferjuice · Answer

slope = -1; y-intercept = (0, -3)

slope = -1/4; y-intercept = (0, 3)

slope = 4; y-intercept = (0, -3)

slope = 4; y-intercept = (0, 3)

anonymous · Answer

Do you know slope intercept form?

anonymous · Answer

you need to put your equation in y = mx + b form. Can you do that ?

anonymous · Answer

Once you do that, your slope will be in the m spot and your y intercept will be in the b spot :)

anonymous · Answer

Kellie is right

anonymous · Answer

You can do this Jennifer...it is not that hard

anonymous · Answer

Come on Jennifer. You can. We know you can. YOU CAN DO IT

anonymous · Answer

If melody and me can do this, so can you

anonymous · Answer

Yes, many people have done it before. You will be part of that group. Have Faith!

anonymous · Answer

just remember with your y intercept, make sure it is in the y spot (x,y)

anonymous · Answer

remember the equation is y= mx +b

anonymous · Answer

oh well melody...we did what we could without giving the answer

anonymous · Answer

isolate the Y by undoing the operation

anonymous · Answer

Yes Kellie, we did good.

anonymous · Answer

she will get to it when she can...and if she needs help she can tag us :)

anonymous · Answer

Egg- zack-ly

anonymous · Answer

lol

jenniferjuice · Answer

you guys are a great team

jenniferjuice · Answer

lol thanks i got it ;)

jenniferjuice · Answer

*:)

anonymous · Answer

Happy to help :)

anonymous · Answer

just curious...what answer did you get ?