Question

How do I write this point (0, 2) and a line that's going horizontal? Please help

Answer 1

do you need to graph it? if so, since the x coordinate is 0 and the y coordinate is 2, you would stay at 0 and just go up to spots and draw a horizontal line at 2

Answer 2

No I just need it in an equation

Answer 3

y=2

Answer 4

Y= mx + b form

Answer 5

like y=mx+b kind of equation?

Answer 6

Yea

Answer 7

since there is no slope you would forget the mx part which would make it y=2 :)

Answer 8

yea i was gunna say that ;)

Answer 9

great minds think alike ;)

Answer 10

Its not making any sense to me tho " great minds"

Answer 11

Lol

Answer 12

hahaha sorry, so you needed the points to be in slope-intercept form which is y=mx+b. The points given were (0,2) which means that there is no slope, just a y intercept of 2. with that being said, points with no slopes are always horizontal, so you just draw a horizontal line at (0,2).

Answer 13

well for someone who this is not making sense to you sure do get it right

Answer 14

No need the attitude...im in need of help so get it together :)

Answer 15

X in coordinates like (x,y) is always the slope. but in your case since the X was a 0, there is absolutely no slope at all. if it would have been (3,2) then your slope would have been 3/1. get it?

Answer 16

:)

Answer 17

Need it as y= mx + b please

Answer 18

that is the formula! y=2 is the answer lol

Answer 19

K thanx!!!!

Answer 20

@hubbabubba i was not giving any attitude :P lol i was kinda giving a compliment

Answer 21

read what i commented or whatever earlier lol. a slope of zero is no slope at all

Answer 22

you're welcome, i hope it kinda made sense :)

Answer 23

Alright pplz lol it did some how