Question

Graphing

Answer 1

hmm some1 asked the same question few days ago...

Answer 2

I did, but it was different numbers. No one replied to it so I just closed it

Answer 3

how would you write the equation of horizontal line ??

Answer 4

not you..another user :=))

Answer 5

y=mx+b represent the slope intercept form
where m represent the slope and b is the y-intercept (a point where line intersect the y-axis)
slope is define as rise over run
since there is no rise n horizontal line , the slope of the line will be 0
y=(0)x+b
y=b

Answer 6

So 0 is one of the answers?

Answer 7

no, the slope is the line
y= `b`
whatever y is equal to will be the answer.

Answer 8

I dont think the graph has to do with slope

Answer 9

sorry, the slope is zero*

Answer 10

How do you put slope into Piecewise graphs?

Answer 11

the graph is about linear equations so yeah we have to deal with slope.

Answer 12

the slope is zero. Therefore y=(0)x+b --> y=b
you have to write the equation in the slope intercept form which is `y=mx+b`
slope is zero so our equation will be `y=b`
what's the value for b ?

Answer 13

Im not sure

Answer 14

i gave you an example compare your graph with that.

Answer 15

ok, thank you

Answer 16

so what is the equation of this horizontal line ?

Answer 17

I got it now, thank you

Answer 18

alright. yw.