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SnowKitty:

Can I get some help please

2 years ago

SnowKitty:

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2 years ago

SnowKitty:

@luldam2007

2 years ago

Luldam2007:

@snowkitty what's the equation

2 years ago

SnowKitty:

@wolf95

2 years ago

Aratox:

@luldam2007 wrote:

@snowkitty what's the equation

It's contained within the image

2 years ago

SnowKitty:

@luldam2007 wrote:

@snowkitty what's the equation

The screenshot

2 years ago

Extrinix:

Substitute y for 0 and solve for x. Do the same for y.

2 years ago

Luldam2007:

ok so you need to rewrite the equation in slope intercept form

2 years ago

Luldam2007:

y=mx+b

2 years ago

Wolf95:

@luldam2007 wrote:

y=mx+b

She knows how to do slope

2 years ago

Luldam2007:

2 years ago

Extrinix:

Solve for x intercept: \(4x - 6(0) = 36\) Solve for y intercept: \(4(0) - 6y = 36\) Solve those two to find your \(x\) and \(y\) intercepts. No need to rewrite the equation.

2 years ago

SnowKitty:

@extrinix wrote:

Solve for x intercept: \(4x - 6(0) = 36\) Solve for y intercept: \(4(0) - 6y = 36\) Solve those two to find your \(x\) and \(y\) intercepts. No need to rewrite the equation.

Thank you I can work it out fully now

2 years ago

Extrinix:

No problem! :)

2 years ago

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