Question

plz help

Answer 1

will medal and fan!!

Answer 2

a. what do you think intercepts are?
b. http://www.purplemath.com/modules/slope.htm
c. http://www.purplemath.com/modules/strtlneq.htm

Answer 3

You can get the answers for b and c by applying the slope-intercept formula:\[y=mx+b\]b is the y-intercept, and m is the slope

Answer 4

it doesn't make sense honestly

Answer 5

Okay. Going back to a.
Do you know what intercepts are?

Answer 6

The graph of the line?

Answer 7

Err, no. But close.
Intercepts are where the graph of the line meets the x and y axes, which form x and y intercepts, respectively.
http://www.icoachmath.com/math_dictionary/intercept.html

Answer 8

ooh ok, now what?

Answer 9

Well, based on that information... can you pick out what the intercepts are?

Answer 10

-8,6?

Answer 11

...uh, where did you get that? xD

Have you looked at the link I posted for you about intercepts? It will help (:

Answer 12

I did lol but i will read it again

Answer 13

umm. -8,6.. thats what i got Again

Answer 14

Ok... what process did you go through to find that point(s?) o_e

Answer 15

Ok, yes, but that's not -8 lol
and the intercepts are in form (x,0) and (0,y) for x and y intercepts, respectively

Answer 16

Omg -6 lol

Answer 17

so its -6,6?

Answer 18

Are those the x and y points?
In that case it would be (-6,0) and (0,6), as previously mentioned. (-6,6) is not an intercept coordinate.

Answer 19

...Actually, you're one point off. That's -5. xD

Answer 20

oh wait what?!

Answer 21

If i look retarded to u i'm srry im rlly tryna understand this

Answer 22

Sorry my -5 is really ugly xD
Nah, I was really bad when I first learned this. Everyone learns at a different pace ^-^