Question

what are the slope and y-intercept of the equation 3x-4y=4 ?
the choices are
a. slope:-3, y-intercept:-4
b. slope 3/4, y-intercept:-1
c. slope:3, y-intercept:4
d. slope:3/4, y-intercept:-4

Answer 1

for
\(y= mx+c\)
the slope = m
and y -intercept = c

so first try to isolate y from
3x-4y=4

Answer 2

I got -y=8-3x

Answer 3

how ?

Answer 4

3x-4y=4
start by adding 4y on both sides...

Answer 5

ok done
I got 3x=8y

Answer 6

you cannot combine 4y and 4
they are different terms
\(3x = 4 + 4y\)
now subtract 4 from both sides

Answer 7

ok
3x-4=4y

Answer 8

correct1
now divide both sides by 4 :)

Answer 9

ok

Answer 10

what did u get ?

Answer 11

3/4x=4+y

Answer 12

I have to get y by it self ?

Answer 13

good try, but see this..

did u get that ^ ?