Question

find the slope intercept equation
slope 0 and y-intercept (0,4)
write in y=mx+b form

Answer 1

@nikato

Answer 2

slope is zero, means the line looks like \(y=b\)
in this case \(b=4\)

Answer 3

so how would i solve it though?

Answer 4

you don't "solve" it, you write it
\[y=4\]

Answer 5

That's one way to think of it.
Or if you can't see that or understand it, you can always plug in numbers.

y=mx+b
We know m=0. x=0. y=4

4=0(0)+b
So b=4
Put that back in the equation. Plug b and m in only.

y= 0(x)+4. Remember any number times 0 always =0

So y=4