Question

What is the slope-intercept form of the function that contains the points (5, 6) and (9, 14)?

y =
x +

Answer 1

@Photon336

Answer 2

ok so first, find the slope, do you know how to do that?

Answer 3

um yes one sec

Answer 4

ok, so when you find the slope that will be your "m" in y=mx + b
The y intercept (b) you will find with the slope

Answer 5

@DamienGannon slope=2

Answer 6

you should get y=2x+b if you plug that in

Answer 7

ok so now take 1 point (doesnt matter which) and plug the coordinates for x and y

Answer 8

ok can you do it

Answer 9

ok so basically what you should get is 6=2(5) + b
now what you have to do is multiple 2 by 5 and you should get 6=10 + b
now you have to seperate b alone and you will get your answer

Answer 10

in case you dont know how, it's decently simple, subtract 10 from both sides

Answer 11

you should get -4 = b which is your y-intercept

Answer 12

so plugging all the things you know in you get y=2x-4

Answer 13

so y=2x-4

Answer 14

hope this helped

Answer 15

yes