What is the slope of the line that passes the given points? (6,-1) and (-3,-1)
m= 0
0 i believe
the slope is zero, since the y-value between your poits never change. The graph would be y=-1
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What is an equation of the line in slope intercept form?
give us the equatiion
2x+2
no equation?
y=mx+b, m=2, and b=2, so the equation would be y = 2x+2. according to the graph
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Write the equation in slope intercept form. What are the slope and y intercept? -9x + 10y= -9
So in this equation you want y only in one side. So, -9x+10y=-9 10y=9x-9 (add 9x over) y= (9/10)x -9 (divide the whole thing by ten, and y is isolated) slope is the degree(change in y/change in x) that the line rises or drops and y intercept is where the line crosses the y axis
is one of these?
the last one. Notice that in the equation I solved, it is y = (9/10)x-9/10 (forgot to add "/10" to the second 9 earlier but this one is the correct one) since it is -9/10, the y intercept would be negative. and since m=9/10, the slope is positive. The answer is the last one
Cool thanks 1 more question for now.
Ok. but do you understand the process of solving your questions so far?
What is the graph of the equation? -5x + y = -3
or?
m=5, and the y intercept is = -3. So from the graphs, which one do you think is correct?
Which of these 4 answers would it be?
c ?
why do think it is c?
You have the right idea, but you did not rearrange the equation. Remember, whenever you are graphing you always want to isolate y to one side of the equation. In this case, the equation becomes y= 5x-3, the slope is 5, and the y intercept is 3. the correct answer is a.
y intercept is -3 *(forgot to add negative)
Ohh yea thanks bud ill fan you and give you a medal.
No problem.
We already did this 1 can you please remind me which 1 was it.
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