Question

If a line crosses the y-axis at (0, -3) and has a slope of 3, what is the equation of the line?

Answer 1

slope intercept form is y = mx + b

Answer 2

m being your slope and b being your y-intercept

Answer 3

so your slope is 3 as it says and it also says that line crosses through (0, -3) which is your y-intercept so the equation is y = 3x -3 :)

Answer 4

what dont you understand michael?

Answer 5

-3=3+0

Answer 6

@micheal05 what dont you understand?

Answer 7

how to do it

Answer 8

how to make the equation?

Answer 9

yahhh

Answer 10

y = mx + b

Answer 11

can you tell me what the m and b stand for

Answer 12

ok ik that but like idk how to put the numbers into that

Answer 13

ok so the m in the equation is your slope so if you have like a slope of 6 then your equation would look like y = 6x

Answer 14

and your b is your y intercept so if you had a y-intercept of 5 then your entire equation would look like y = 6x + 5

Answer 15

Does that help?

Answer 16

yes thank you

Answer 17

np