What is the slope and y-intercept of the following equation: y = 1470 – 2x / 3. I think the slope is 2 and the y-intercept 3. Am I correct?
y=mx+b so m is the slope and b it the y-intercept im pretty sure
Yes that is correct. But I am confused with which is which in my equation.
So do you know if I am correct @Ethanwestbrooks?
what is the 1470-2?
1468
But I cannot do that since it is 1470 - 2x not 1470 - 2
is 1470 =Y
? I do not get what you mean?
is the equation y=mx+b equal to 1470=2x+3
The equation I listed is: y = 1470 – 2x / 3
So it would make a little bit of sense for 1470 to be my slope right?
yeah it would make sense but 2 would make even more sense so i would go with 2
Since m = slope and b = y-intercept
yeah
However... y=mx+b y = 1470 – 2x / 3 Wouldn't m = 1470 and x = 2 since the 2 is next to the x?
yes but i think that on a graph its negative so i think if you knew what x was then you would substitute it and then subtract 1470
I guess you are right. So I should go with 2 as my slope and 3 as my y-intercept?
so if x=2 it would be 2x2=4, 1470-4=1466
yes
Ok... I guess we should hope I get a good grade xD Thank You! Let me send you your medal.
Thank you! tell me what you get!
Did you get the medal? Its my first time sending one?
yes i did! haha im new at this too
Ok good... I will pm you my grade when I get it if you are online... Thank You! :)
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