Find the slope and the y-intercept of the line.
y= -3/2x+4
slope:
y-intercept:

Question

Find the slope and the y-intercept of the line.
y= -3/2x+4
slope:
y-intercept:

serenity74 · Answer

y = mx + b 
b = y-intercept
m = slope

So what would be the Slope and y intercept in this case?

mathmale · Answer

Strongly suggest that you present those fractions inside parentheses.

y= -3/2x+4  should be  (-3/2)x + 4.  (-3/2) is the coefficient (multiplier) of the x term, and the 4 is the constant term.  Does this help you to identify the slope?  The y-intercept?

mathmale · Answer

Compare    (-3/2)x  +  4 to
             y =     m*x   +  b   and read off the slope and y-intercept.