Question

Another problem

Answer 1

just need to know what formula i need to use

Answer 2

rise/run

Answer 3

would point slope form work?

Answer 4

i recommend doing this step by step
what is the slope of this line

Answer 5

im not sure how to calculate to find that

Answer 6

okay, you calculate the slope in a graph by doing rise over run
looking at the two coordinates that are circled
how much does it rise, how much does it 'run'

Answer 7

It goes up 4, and goes to the right 2, so it's 4/2, so the slope is 2

Answer 8

oh ok, and how about the y-intercept?

Answer 9

so, we can plug the values of slope=2, and the coordinate point of (-4,1) into the equation y=mx+b
can you do that
m=2
(x,y)

Answer 10

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Carson15
oh ok, and how about the y-intercept?
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you are trying to find the y-intercept right now by doing ^^^^

Answer 11

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @snowflake0531
so, we can plug the values of slope=2, and the coordinate point of (-4,1) into the equation y=mx+b
can you do that
m=2
(x,y)
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

Answer 12

I want to say it's A. but idk if I calculated correctly or not

Answer 13

no lol, how'd you calculate it
actually i'll tell you
first, plugging it in
1 = 2(-4) + b
-8+ b=1
b=9
so, it is 2x+9

Answer 14

ohhhhh ok....i did that completely wrong lol. Thank you

Answer 15

loll, yw~