Graphing Lines Using Intercepts

The video tutorial explains how to model a real-world situation using equations and graphing. It covers the concepts of X and Y intercepts, the slope of a line, and how to graph lines using intercepts. The tutorial applies these concepts to a practical problem involving the purchase of hamburgers and hot dogs with a limited budget, demonstrating how to find possible combinations using a graph.

What is the cost of hamburgers and hot dogs mentioned in the text?

How can you use a graph to find the possible combinations of hamburgers and hot dogs?

What are the X and Y intercepts in the context of the equations discussed?

How do you find the Y intercept from the equation given in the lesson?

What equation models the situation of buying hamburgers and hot dogs with $16?

What does the point (0, 8) represent in the context of the problem?

List all the possible combinations of hamburgers and hot dogs you can buy with $16.