Question

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Answer 1

You want to get y by itself on one side, so how do you think you'd do that?

Answer 2

-1 + y = 6x ?

Answer 3

y has to be alone on one side so it'd be : y = 6x+1 This is because:
you subtract the 6x on both sides and get: -y=-6x-1
but y can't be negative so you divide both sides by the invisible 1 a variable always has. So you divide by -1(both sides) to get y = 6x+1

Answer 4

so it'd would be x = 6

Answer 5

yeah

Answer 6

or at least I think so

Answer 7

6x - y = -1 (change to slope intercept form)
-y = -6x - 1 (multiply by -1 to make y positive)
y = 6x + 1
In y = mx + b form, the b is your y intercept. Therefore, in this equation, 1 is your y intercept.

Another way to do this is to find your y intercept, sub in 0 for x.
6x - y = -1
6(0) - y = -1
-y = -1 (multiply by -1 to make y positive)
y = 1

so your y intercept is (0,1)

Answer 8

so it's B I'm so confused

Answer 9

yes...it is B

Answer 10

you can put your equation in y = mx + b form, where the number that falls in the b position is the y intercept. Or you can sub in 0 for x and solve for y. You will get the same answer if you do it correctly.