Question

@TGstudios

Answer 1

I had to abandon my last question to help you

Answer 2

If a line crosses the y-axis at (0, 1) and has a slope of 45, what is the equation of the line?

4y − 5x = 5

y − 4x = 5

5y + 4x = 5

5y − 4x = 5

Answer 3

XD the question is below yours

Answer 4

Lol

Answer 5

Alright what do I do..
Step one

Answer 6

Do you want my help on this one as well?

Answer 7

yes plz...

Answer 8

Ummmmm sure you two double team it plz

Answer 9

ok I have to go for 20 minutes or so... might be back

Answer 10

Are you sure the slope is 45 and not 20?

Answer 11

4/5 not 45

Answer 12

Sorry Lol

Answer 13

Ok that makes a lot more sense
IT;s fine no one is perfect. We all make mistakes. :)

Answer 14

So it crosses at (0,1) which means 1 is the y intercept or b
Also the slope is 4/5 so that would be m
Plug it in and you get:
y=4/5x+1
Then you need to convert it to which of the equations above?

Answer 15

How do I do that?

Answer 16

Ok sorry about that!

Answer 17

Lol it is fine

Answer 18

Pick which one you think it might be and we will work it out and see if it is correct. Okay?

Answer 19

Ummmmm A

Answer 20

OK so what you do is add 5x to each side
whihc will give you
4y=5x+5
then divide by 4 and you get
y=5/4x+5
SO thats not the answer
Try another one

Answer 21

C

Answer 22

OK so what you do is subtract 5x form each side
whihc will give you
4y=-5x+5
then divide by 4 and you get
y=-4/5x+5
SO thats not the answer
Try another one

Answer 23

B

Answer 24

Agh you are killing me!! XD

Answer 25

It wouldnt be that one becasue the slope tursn out to be5/4 not 4/5

Answer 26

Sorry I am not very good at graphing or math in general

Answer 27

It would be D: