Line m has no y-intercept, and its x-intercept is (3, 0).
Line n has no x-intercept, and its y-intercept is (0, -4).
The equation of line m is ____? The equation of line n is ____?

Question

Line m has no y-intercept, and its x-intercept is (3, 0). 
Line n has no x-intercept, and its y-intercept is (0, -4).
The equation of line m is ____?  The equation of line n is ____?

mathmale · Answer

Write the equation of the line m.  Given that it has no y-intercept, what must it look like?  What's its slope?  Have you considered sketching this situation?

anonymous · Answer

No I haven't

bellezabrilla · Answer

@mathmale would't the equation for line m be y=3x

directrix · Answer

>>would't the equation for line m be y=3x

No. That is because the x-intercept of y = 3x is (0,0).

The y-intercept of y = 3x is also (0,0).

 (y = 3x) fails to meet to specifications of the problem.

mathmale · Answer

Kindly graph the x-intercept of the first line on a set of coordinate axes.

If this line never intercepts the y-axis, then it's a purely vertical line.

What is the x-coordinate of each and every point on this vertical line?

jamilaal-yahmedi · Answer

i think m line will be, Y=3
and fro n it is X=-4