Question

What is the equation of the line expressed in slope-intercept form?



A.
y = –6x – 1

B.
y = 6x + 1

C.
y = x – 6

D.
y = –x + 6

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Answer 1

@heavenfun13

Answer 2

first look at the y-axis
what is the point where line touch y-axis's ??

Answer 3

-6

Answer 4

i guess D?

Answer 5

yes so that is y-intercept
the point where line touch y-axis is y-intercept so you can replace b y -6
y= mx + b <---this b

Answer 6

what is your y -intercept ??

Answer 7

-6

Answer 8

yes so that is y-intercept
the point where line touch y-axis is y-intercept so you can replace b y -6
y= mx + b <---this b

Answer 9

so C

Answer 10

yes that's the only make sense
D cannot be the answer bec D have negative slope
but line is increasing in ur graph
line increasing mean positive slope
line decreasing mean negative slope

Answer 11

oh ok Thanks

Answer 12

np :)