1) slope=3 and y-int.=-5
2) slope=2 and y-int.=-6
3) slope=-6 and y-int.=1/2
4) slope=-7 and y-int.=5/2
5) slope=1/2 and y-int.=7
6) slope=3/4 and y-int.=8
7) slope=-2/3 and y-int.=-1/3
8) slope=-1/8 and y-int.=-3/8
9) slope=2/3 and y-int.=5
10) slope=-2/7 and y-int.=-1
11) slope=-3 and y-int.=6
12) slope=4 and y-int.=7
Hope this helps!
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:Yes they both do, If u get the the number from the y-intercept and put it in the graph. and then get the slope if it is a decimal (Rise/Run) Put it in the then you have the answer
The 3rd selection is appropriate.
.. 5b +1 = a = 3b +5
by the transitive property of equality,
.. 5b +1 = 3b +5
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
it has no solutions b/c the lines are parallel...but at a different offset.. so they never cross
