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OpenStudy (shelby1290):

Graph y=4x-1 using the SLOPE AND Y-INTERCEPT METHOD. m=?? b=??

OpenStudy (shelby1290):

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OpenStudy (zale101):

y=mx+b is the standard for of slope intercept m replaces 4 and b relaces -1 y=4x+(-1) y=4x-1 y-intercept or b is (0,-1) and the line, the steepness of it has a slope of 4

OpenStudy (ikram002p):

humm but it says she should use slope intersect to drow

OpenStudy (ikram002p):

m= tan theta so theta = tan^-1 4

OpenStudy (ikram002p):

theta =47.96... and point of intrsect is (0,-1)

OpenStudy (ikram002p):

so plot (0,-1) |dw:1396213133997:dw|

OpenStudy (shelby1290):

alrighty so m=4 and b=-1

OpenStudy (ikram002p):

then plot theta ! theta =75.96

OpenStudy (shelby1290):

do i need to draw a line through that point ?

OpenStudy (ikram002p):

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OpenStudy (ikram002p):

yess , see m=4 m= slope = tangent =\( \tan\theta\)

OpenStudy (shelby1290):

im a bit confused about the formula you're using because i'm in grade 9 and we never learned about tan

OpenStudy (shelby1290):

like we never used it like..ever

OpenStudy (ikram002p):

ohh ok do u know sin , cos ??

OpenStudy (shelby1290):

nope none of those

OpenStudy (ikram002p):

ohh humm then why it asked for SLOPE AND Y-INTERCEPT METHOD. humm then use @Zale101 idea ^_^

OpenStudy (shelby1290):

i think there is a different way to solve it with the slope and y-int method

OpenStudy (shelby1290):

without the sin and cos and tan thing ...because i don't know about those

OpenStudy (ikram002p):

yess there is :D

OpenStudy (shelby1290):

so yea zale probably knows...

OpenStudy (zale101):

try plotting points, it's an easier method to use :)

OpenStudy (ikram002p):

only find onother point on the line y=0 x= 1/4

OpenStudy (zale101):

you're finding the line of the equation, right?

OpenStudy (shelby1290):

i have no idea, like the question on the paper literally matches the question i typed out here

OpenStudy (shelby1290):

and i'm not the best at this linear relations unit so i don't know where to start

OpenStudy (shelby1290):

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