Question

If you change the y-intercept in the equation y = x + 7 to y = x + 11, how will its graph change?
A.
It will increase at a faster rate than before.
B.
It will increase at a slower rate than before.
C.
The starting value will increase.
D.
The starting value will decrease.

Answer 1

A

Answer 2

Y-intercept=starting value

Answer 3

No direct answers i just got in trouble for that

Answer 4

Knowing thta what do you think it is @cenaida

Answer 5

If you dont know guess

Answer 6

@cenaida are you there

Answer 7

@cenaida are you alive

Answer 8

yes haha

Answer 9

OK what do you think it is

Answer 10

A

Answer 11

No don't listen to @daniel1 because hes wrong on a major scale no offense

Answer 12

ok haha

Answer 13

will it increase?

Answer 14

yes

Answer 15

A and B are if your slope is getting biger and smaller

Answer 16

oh.. ok thanks!

Answer 17

hey the slope does change only the y-intercept change so you are wrong @Holly00d1248 .

Answer 18

@cenaida the answer is correct

Answer 19

no the slope does not change at all it is the same always if these were a system of equations it would be no solution because there parallel

Answer 20

@iambatman will you please check this to make sure i'm right

Answer 21

what

Answer 22

@iambatman

Answer 23

@Nnesha

Answer 24

@Directrix

Answer 25

we are both right it change in start and the rate also increase

Answer 26

the slope is 0 on both therefor it is parallel.

Answer 27

@Kainui

Answer 28

Am i right @iambatman

Answer 29

OK since no one gives a *uck lets call it a truce here

Answer 30

must you tell everybody they are wrong even when they are right

Answer 31

But your not right

Answer 32

kk

Answer 33

there i gave you a medal for learning your mistake

Answer 34

@me10000

Answer 35

@HazelLuv99 It kicked me out