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okdutchman7 · Answer

Do you know where it crosses the y axis?

okdutchman7 · Answer

That's the y intercept.

misssmartiez · Answer

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okdutchman7 · Answer

You are looking for the graph that crosses the y axis at 3. That is what the +3 means.

okdutchman7 · Answer

The 3x refers to the slope of the line.

misssmartiez · Answer

a or b? 

@okdutchman7

okdutchman7 · Answer

It's not a because that has a negative slope or b because that crosses the y axis at 2.

misssmartiez · Answer

c or d ....?..

c?

okdutchman7 · Answer

c also has a negative slope which leaves you with... ( ;

okdutchman7 · Answer

@MissSmartiez what is your answer?

mathmale · Answer

Where is the problem in question?  I see none posted.

maddy1251 · Answer

I second mathmale. I don't see a problem.

misssmartiez · Answer

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misssmartiez · Answer

@mathmale 

@Maddy1251 

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mathmale · Answer

Graph that linear equation   y=3x+3.  Start at the origin.  Go up along the y-axis 3 units to (0,3).  That's your y-intercept.  Now draw a line with slope 3/1   through that point.
Compare your result to the four possible answers.

misssmartiez · Answer

Guessing D?...

mathmale · Answer

I want to be supportive, but I don't support guessing.  Why D?  Please explain your choice.

okdutchman7 · Answer

That's right @MissSmartiez

misssmartiez · Answer

Oh, ok, I need help with other problems, I simply don't get Constant of Proportionality and how to graph it.


_ can you say how this is correct, okdutch??