Finding Slope and Y-Intercept from an Equation

Remember equations are written as y=mx+b. Create the equation by finding the slope from rise/run and the y-intercept by looking at where it crosses the y-axis. You can also create an equation by making a List & Spreadsheet, Data & Statistics, Menu 4, 6, 1.

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To create an equation when given two points you will need to make a List & Spreadsheet, Data & Statistics, Menu 4,6,1. Don't forget to turn the fractions into decimals by typing the fraction and pressing CTRL Enter.

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Remember equations are written as y=mx+b. Create the equation by finding the slope from rise/run and the y-intercept by looking at where it crosses the y-axis. You can also create an equation by making a List & Spreadsheet, Data & Statistics, Menu 4, 6, 1.

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To create a SLOPE-INTERCEPT FORM equation, start by creating a T-CHART on your paper and writing y=mx+b on both sides. Then, because it says PARALLEL, that means these equations will have the same slope so you can use the 1.2 given to you and plug it into both equations. Then, use the point (5, 0) which is written as (x, y) and plug it into the first equation. Then, solve for b using Menu 3, 1. Once you find the b, plug it into the second equation.

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What is the slope and y-intercept of the line represented by 4x + 10 = y?​ ​ ​ (a)  

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Determine the slope and y-intercept from the following equation:

  4x + y = -10

slope: ​ (a)  

y-intercept: ​ ​ (b)  

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• (0,-10)

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• (0,-4)

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what do the letters m and b represent?

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slope

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y-intercept

fraction

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Determine the slope, x- intercept, and y-intercept from the following equation:

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slope

y-int

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Determine the slope, x- intercept, and y-intercept from the following equation: