Question

Which is the graph of the line with equation: y-6 = 4(x -3) + 2?

Answer 1

First, get this in slope-intercept form. Remember: y=mx+b

So what would we do to get y by itself?

Answer 2

So my main question is why is there an extra plus 2 at the end of the equation

Answer 3

i dont know the answer :D

Answer 4

Because that's a X intercept. :)

Answer 5

ohh ok thx!

Answer 6

M= slope B= y intercept

Answer 7

i believe i got it from here

Answer 8

i think

Answer 9

Y intercept not x intercept. Sorry about that :)

And okay, tag me if you need more help! :)

Answer 10

thx np its ok

Answer 11

Alrighty! :) Good luck!!

Answer 12

Hey one more question
what would the set of graphed points be?

Answer 13

would it be 3,6?

Answer 14

Let's see. So we have

Tehn...


So your slope is 4 and your y- intercept is -4.