assuming the scale is by 1,
a) the slope is rise/run so it rises 3 units and moves 4 units right therefore the slope is 3/4
b) the y intercept is where the line crosses the y axis so by looking at the graph you can tell that the y int is 1
c) and the equation is made up of the slope and the y intercept: y= 3/4x + 1
z = 13/9?? i don't really know hope i helped
Y-y1=m(x-x1) for slope=m
point is (x1,y1)
pont s (7,4)
slope is 6
x1=7
y1=4
y-4=6(x-7)
2nd one is correct answer
Answer: No. If two lines have the same slope they are parallel lines (or they are the same line), so they cannot intersect at one point. Because the triangles are congruent, the angles where the lines meet the x-axis are congruent. Because the lines form the same angle with the x-axis, they are parallel.
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