Question

Find the equation of the line that has a slope of -6 and a y-intercept of 4.

Answer 1

THIS is where you use the slope intercept form

y = mx + b

'b' = the y=intercept
'm' = the slope...

So input your numbers in

Answer 2

\(\bf y = {\color{red}{ slope}}\quad x+{\color{blue}{ y-intercept}}\)

Answer 3

So... y=-6+4?

Answer 4

don't munch the "x" =)

Answer 5

Well you forgot to bring the 'x' along for the ride lol

y = -6x+ 4 :)

Answer 6

Oh.My.Gosh. I was so close.

Answer 7

the "x" sorta fell off the wagon on the way over =)

Answer 8

I would suppose so.