Find the slope and y-intercept of the line 14x+4y=24
Do you know what slope intercept form look like?
yes I do know but it just confuses me so much trying to flip things around and I honestly don't know how to do this. and Rhystic; you honestly didn't help me.
hmm. so you understand y = mx + b correct?
Crosses the y-axis @ 6
Yes I do.
how about graph the line using this graphing calculator Desmos.com and then using two points from the line figure out the slope =)
basically solve for y.... 14x + 4y = 24 -> 4y = 24 - 14x -> y = 24/4 - 14/4x to put it completely in y = mx + b form -> y = -(14/4)x + 6
but in order to graph it I would need it in y=mx+b form
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nope all you do is type that equation ^^^^^ in the calculator and it will graph it =)
youre simply subtracting 14x from both sides and then dividing 4 on both sides to get y isolated on one side of the equation yielding a y = mx +b form.
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defame look above a couple posts and see if you follow what I did.
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