Y-3x=-10 write it in slope intercept for, and then find the slope and y intercept.

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Johnathon Sawyer

Mathematics

3 February, 07:34

Y-3x=-10 write it in slope intercept for, and then find the slope and y intercept.

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Hailey Morgan · Answer 1

Slope-Intercept Form is y=mx+b.

To get the equation above into slope intercept form, you must add 3x to both sides.

y = 3x-10.

Because this equation is already in slope intercept form, we just need to take the numbers from the equation to find the slope and y intercept.

The coefficient of x, represented by the variable m, is the slope.

Therefore, the slope = 3.

The y intercept, represented by the variable b, can be found at the end of the equation.

Because of this, the y intercept is - 10.