Find the y intercept in the following equation.

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mikeymaximum · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Your equation is given in slope intercept form.

y=mx+b.

Where m is the slope (not needed for the question)
and B is the value of y where the line crosses the y axis.

so your y intercept would be (0,b) because 0 means it is one the y axis and intercepting that line, and b is the value given in the equation.

mikeymaximum · Answer

I forget to post the answer choices XD

mikeymaximum · Answer

A.0,3/4		
B.3/4,0		
C.0,10		
D.10,0

anonymous · Answer

What do you think the answer is? You do the work.

mikeymaximum · Answer

I am simply asking the Q because I have no idea wat the answer is...

anonymous · Answer

I gave you the help to find the answer. What do you think the answer is given the steps above? I'm not going to give you the answer without you doing any work, but I will tell you if you are right or assist if you are wrong.