Question

What is the slope of the line?

y=-3x+8

slope =

@cwrw238

Answer 1

An equation for a line in slope-intercept form looks like this:

y=mx+b, where b is the y-intercept and m is the slope.

Answer 2

@Becki i know the formula and stuff i just need to leave soon and i gotta fish my hw can you help me with a couple questions real fast?

Answer 3

I don't know how else to help you without flat-out giving you the answer, and I won't do that. Sorry.

Answer 4

alrighty then

Answer 5

What number is in the place of m in your equation?

Answer 6

m=30.769 is the answer to the question

Answer 7

And princed is incorrect.

Answer 8

3 would be the m @becki

Answer 9

Don't forget your sign. There's a negative in front of the 3.

Answer 10

-3*

Answer 11

Yes. :)

Answer 12

@Becki so its -3? LOL

Answer 13

sorry i wanted to write 3.0769

Answer 14

Yes. -3. @princed, I'm not sure where you got your answer.

Answer 15

-3 is not correct either

Answer 16

What is the y-intercept of the line?

y=-2x-8
y-intercept =

Answer 17

y-intercept is in the place where b is in the slope-intercept equation.

Answer 18

so then it would be 8?

Answer 19

sign....?

Answer 20

-8*

Answer 21

yes. :)

Answer 22

thank you only 3 more?

Answer 23

sure.

Answer 24

What is the slope, and what is the y-intercept of the line?


slope = ________



y-intercept =

Answer 25

and the slope is a fraction help pls

Answer 26

The slope can be a fraction. Slope just tells you how far up and how far over to make the next point on the line. The numerator is the rise (how far UP or DOWN) and the denominator is the run (how far LEFT or RIGHT).

Answer 27

What is the slope, and what is the y-intercept of the line?
y=5/4x+9

slope = ________



y-intercept =

Answer 28

so then the slope would be 5/4?

Answer 29

and the y intercept would be 9?

Answer 30

YES! to both. :)

Answer 31

What is the slope-intercept form of this equation?

3x + 9y = 18

A.
y=-1/3x+6

B.
y=-1/3x+2

C.
y=1/3x+6

D.
y=2/3x+2

Answer 32

Do you know how to solve for a variable? That's all you have to do to put an equation in slope-intercept form. Solve the equation for y.

Answer 33

actually i got it, i got b

Answer 34

its B

Answer 35

Yes.

Answer 36

thank you so much @becki and @texaschic101

Answer 37

saved my life

Answer 38

no problem. :)