Question

Find the y-intercept for this equation: 2x - 2y =8

-8
8
4
-4
-1
1

Answer 1

Get it into y=mx+b form and b will be the y intercept.

Answer 2

add 2y on both side

Answer 3

set x = 0 and solve for y. in std form it's very simple... eliminate the x term and solve what remains for y. that will be the y intercept.

Answer 4

-2y = 8 what is y?

Answer 5

@pgpilot326 approch is best

Answer 6

2x - 2y = 8
Convert to this form: y = mx + b, where b = y-intercept
-2y = -2x + 8
y = x - 4
y-intercept is -4

Answer 7

thn u dont need to convert anything

Answer 8

welcm to os :)

Answer 9

at y intercept x=0

Answer 10

Find the y-intercept for this equation: \(2x - 2y =8 \) solve
\[-2y=8\]in one step