Question

draw a line with a slope of 1/4 through the point (0 -4)

Answer 1

how do i paste pictures

Answer 2

go to attach file

Answer 3

wher is it

Answer 4

right under where you are typing in the blue box

Answer 5

it says equation, draw, and attach file

Answer 6

For a straight line, use Slope-Intercept Form.
y = mx+b
y is the line. You're trying to manipulate the equation on the right side to make the line [y] look like how you want it.
m is the slope. If it's a fraction then think of it as rise/run (rise over run).
b is the y-intercept.

Your slope [m] is 1/4 so thinking of it in terms of rise over run, you would go up one and to the right four.
Your y-intercept [b] is where the line touches the y-axis, or the vertical line. It can be gotten from the plot point (0, -4). You know how plot points are (x, y) or (where it is on the horizontal line, where it is on the vertical line)? So that means the point is at 0 on the horizontal axis, and touches the vertical axis at -4. That means the y-intercept is -4.

Now fill in the equation by putting those together and there is your answer :) if you need a visual representation of it, type it into a graphing calculator or show me you understand by posting the equation and I can upload a pic of what it should look like.