Question

how would i graph

y=4/5x + 14/5

Answer 1

y = mx+b
m is the slope
b is the y-intercept

Answer 2

y = mx + b
m is rise over run
so 4 up and 5 over to the right
also on the y axis ( your b) is 14/5
so your y intercept is 2.8
point (0,2.8)

Answer 3

@Austin6i6 so would it look like this?

Answer 4

you can graph the equation by first identifying its intercepts - the y-intercept and the x-inceterpt

the y-intercept of an equation of a line in the form of y = mx + b is the b such as the case (format) of your equation

the x-intercept of an equation of a line may be solved by making the equation to zero, that is:
0 = 4/5 x + 14/5 then solve for the x

Answer 5

once you have determined the value of the x and the value of the y
understand that x intercept's coordinates is in the format of (x, 0)
and the y-intercept's coordinates is in the format of (0, y)

Answer 6

@nincompoop okay that makes a lot more sense thank you!

Answer 7

you're welcome