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You have to find the slope y intercept is -4.

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You have to find the slope y intercept is -4.

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You have to find the slope y intercept is -4.

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You have to find the slope y intercept is -4.

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y=mx+b

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The y intercept is -4 because that is the first set of x and y so that would be the y intercept

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The y intercept is -4 why because if it was shown on a graph (0,-3) would pass threw (0,-4)

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you would find the slope by adding 1 or 3 to it. y intercept is -4 because its 0 0 for -4

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Find the Y-Intercept to find the slope

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The y intercept is -4 because if it was on a graph (0,-3) would pass threw (0,-4).

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find the slope

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put y=mx+b

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the ¨y intercept¨ and it's the y value of the point where the line intersects the y- axis.

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to find the slope you would divide the difference of the y-coordinates of 2 points on a line by the difference of the x-coordinates of those same 2 points

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The y intercept is -4 because that is the first set of x and y so that would be the y intercept.

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The y intercept is -4 because there is a 0 for 0 on -4 and the x would need to be a negitive to work.

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The way you can find the slope is by seeing how much the x goes up by and how much the y goes up by.

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You would find the slope by well on x it is going up by one and on y well starting from 2 on the y it is going up adding 3..it is like the first number on that row...-4 is

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y intercept -4

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The change of rate of x you adding 1 and for y u going in order.

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The change of rate of x you adding 1 and for y u going in order.

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To find the slope (Rate of change) you need to add 1 for each input. This is the change of rate for x. The change of y is when you 3 for each output in this situation.

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for y it is going up by 3 and for x is going up by 1

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The y intercept is -4 because there isn't a number for x there's only a 0, you would have to add 3 for each output

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I know it is the Y-intercept because it is going up in incriments of 3.

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I would know it is the y intercept because um it is like the y colum because it goes x,y?

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The change of rate for x is you are adding 1 to each input. The change is y is you are adding three to each output.

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Describe how you find the Slope (or rate of change).

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Describe how you find the Slope (or rate of change).

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Which point is the Y intercept?  How do you know it is the Y intercept?

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Which point is the Y intercept?  How do you know it is the Y intercept?