Question

3x-6y+2=0

Im stuck trying to find the slope and y int

Answer 1

try changing this equation to slope-int form: y=mx+b , where m is the slope and b is the y intercept.

so \(3x-6y+2=0\\-6y=-3x-2\\6y=3x+2\\y=\frac{3}{6}x+\frac{2}{6}\\y=\frac{1}{2}x+\frac{1}{3}\)

therefore m=1/2 and y-int is (0, 1/3)

Answer 2

So in the future you basically re arrange the problem to have Y and X on separate sides?

Answer 3

@Data_LG2 Mind helping me with one more?

Answer 4

you just have to follow the slope-int form \(y=mx+b\) :)

sure!

Answer 5

Ok. y-5=2/5(x-1)

Answer 6

Just do the same thing like I did before.
Try it, I'll check if you got it :)

Answer 7

use the "draw" button so that i can see your solution

Answer 8

I already worked it out on paper before and got y=2/5x-2/5

Answer 9

you are almost there! but you forgot to transpose "5" on the right side

Answer 10

Which would make it? Im pretty bad with math

Answer 11

your orignal question is
simplify it and tell me what you get.

It's okay I understand, everyone is bad in math. Just practice solving problems and you'll be good with it :)