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ioda
3 years ago
12

I really need help with these questions, 5 STARS AND BRAINLIEST FOR WHOEVER HAS THE BEET ANSWER!!

Mathematics
1 answer:
zvonat [6]3 years ago
5 0
1) y=(7/2)x-2.
Slope is the coefficient of x, that is 7/2

Intercept x is the value of x when y = 0 ==> 0=(7/2) X - 2==> 7/2x=2 &x=4/7
so intercept  x, (4/7,0)

Intercept y is the value of y when x=0 ==> y= (7/2).(0) - 2 ==> y = 2 
and so intercept  y, (0,-2)

Now you will follow the same logic to find the are same questions

2) y= -6x + 3 ==>Slope= -6, Intercept x =1/2 & intercept y=3

3) y=-5 has a slope 0 (it doesn't exist). The graph is a line // to x-axis at y=-5

4)y=(6/5)x + 1:==>Slope= -5/6, Intercept x =-5/6 & intercept y=1

5) y=(1/4)x + 2 ==>Slope= 1/4, Intercept x =-8  & intercept y=2

6) x=5, this ligne is // to y axis at x=-5


 
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