Y MX + B: Slope - Intercept Form
Y MX + B: Slope - Intercept Form
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How are the slope and y-intercepts of the graph shown in the equation for the line?
y = mx + b
m = slope b = y-intercept
1. y=3x + 2 m= b=
2. y=3x 2 m= b=
3. y=x-9
4. y=3 m= b=
5. y=4x m= b= b= m=
Write the equation of the lines given the slopes and y-intercepts: 1. slope= 2 y-intercept= -5 2. m= b = 8 3. m=-3 b=
Find the slope and y-intercepts of the line and use those to write the equation for the line.
1. Plot the y-intercept. 2. Use the slope to count up (+) or down (-), then to the right. Plot that point. 3. Connect the y-intercept and the point you found using the slope.
y=1
y=x
Write the equation in slope-intercept form. Sometimes you are given an equation that isnt in slope-intercept form. To change it, simply solve for y and then make sure the remaining terms are in the correct order. 2. x y = 3 3. 4y = 2x 4
1. 3y + 4x = 6
Write the slope-intercept equation for a line given two points. 1. Find the slope from the two points. (3,-2) and (1, -3)
2. Find the y-intercept by plugging in one point and the slope into y=mx+b and solving for b. y = mx+b pick a point: (1,-3) plug that point in for x and y plug in the slope for m simplify each side as much as possible solve for b
b is your y-intercept
3. Using the slope and y-intercept you found, write the equation.
y=
x+