Question

Given the linear equation 3y + 4x =12, find the y-intercept.


A.
4


B.


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C.


–4


D.


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Answer 1

B. -4/3
D. 4/3
@zeinas.

Answer 2

@wolf1728

Answer 3

Hi. My computer timed out. So first, we need to subtract 4x from both sides:
3y+4x-4x=-4x+12.
Cancel out the the both 4x on the left side. What do you get?

Answer 4

y=mx+b
for y inter cept put x=0
3y=-4x+12
3y=12
y=4

Answer 5

A.4 is the correct answer

Answer 6

3y=-4x+12
y=-4/3x+4
so the y intercept is b in y=mx+b
so its 4

Answer 7

ok thanks just one more question and I would be forever gratefull!!!!

Answer 8

Solve for x.



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A.


x = 2


B.


x = 41


C.


x = 6


D.


x = 43

Answer 9

Sure. Are you going to post it here or tag me in?

Answer 10

x-1/12=7/2

Answer 11

@zeinas.

Answer 12

@Haseeb96

Answer 13

You are the best teacher ever!!! I hope you know how thankful I am!!!! @zeinas.

Answer 14

Thanks.:) So to solve that we need to add 1/12 to both sides of the equation.
so it will be x+1/12-1/12=7/2 +1/12
What will we have when 1/12 cancel from the left side?

Answer 15

x=7/2+1/2?

Answer 16

x=7/2+1/2

Answer 17

I think its 6?

Answer 18

That will be right. But I do have a question. Was your question x-1/12=7/2 or x-1/2=7/2?