What are the x- and y- intercepts for the line y+8 = 4(x−5)? Enter your answers as a whole number The x-intercept is . The y-intercept is
i know how to do this normally, you replace the other with a 0 and solve it, but i dont get a whole number when i do that for this problem, im confused :/
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"Enter your answers as a whole number" it actually says it does
Let's first write this in slope-intercept form :) First distribute `4` into the paranthesis. \(\huge\bf{4(x-5) \rightarrow 4 \times x + 4 \times -5}\) What does that equal?
yep. 4x - 20
Now we have... \(\huge\bf{y+8=4x-20}\) we subtract 8 from each side. \(\huge\bf{y=4x-28}\) Got it?
yep, i got to that point :P
X - intercept = `(#,0)` Y - intercept = `(0,#)` To find the `x - intercept` we would plug in 0 as `y` in the slope-intercept equation. \(\huge\bf{0=4x-28}\) Simplify to find x.
ah okay i gotcha, so x = 7
and y = -28 okay, okay, thats what i got the first time, but i didnt think it was right
Nicely done ;)
thank you kind sir for your help.
*ma'am* Your welcome :)
sorry X3 let me fix it thank you kind madam for your assistance
Your welcome :)
All's good the name throws ppl off
same with me apparently, everyone thinks im a guy too
Sorry, I was not online! The electricity was off! With @563blackghost, you are in good hands! She did it very well as it should be! Thanks for her!
Thank you @3mar :)
This is the fact! You are brilliant!
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