Question

Graph the slope-intercept equation y=Mx+b y= -3x - 6

Answer 1

I currently don’t have any paper on me to graph it for you, but I am able to give you coordinates.

Explanation:

When given an equation in the form y=Mx+b, we can immediately get the x-intercept and y-intercept.

To get the x intercept:
Make y=0

0=-3x-6
-2=x

So your coordinates are (-2;0)

To get the y intercept:
It is the b value

y=-6

So your coordinates are (0;-6)

Plot those on your graph and draw a line through them, write the equation next to the line and put an arrow on either end of the line.

Hope this helps! Feel free to comment for any questions you may have.

Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

b = y-intercept

m = slope