So your slope is 2 and your Y-intercept is 1.
To graph it, start at 0 and go up to number 2.
Answer:
y=3
Step-by-step explanation:
The y values are the same, so there cannot be a slope. The (mx) part of y=mx+b is cancelled out, and is left with the b. Since the y value is forever three, the y-intercept will be 3 as well.
Therefore, the slope-intercept equation is
y=3
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
(0 , -a²)
Step-by-step explanation:
tangent at x = a and x = -a
y = x² (a , a²) and (-a , a²) must be on the curve and tangent to curve
gradient dy/dx = 2x
slope (m) at x = a is <u>2a</u> and slope (m') at x=-a is<u> -2a</u>
line1: (y - a²) / (x - a) = 2a
y - a² = 2a (x - a) y = 2ax - a² ... (1)
line2: (y - a²) / (x + a) = - 2a y = -2ax- a² ... (2)
(1) - (2): 4ax = 0 a≠0 x = 0
y = - a²
I wish I did it right, or ....