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I Don't know

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you find the y-intercept by going backwerds

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you find the y-intercept by going backwerds

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you have to find the intercept on the table then you go back depending what number you have.....

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you have to find the intercept on the table then you go back depending what number you have.....

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You find the y intercept by going backwards

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Find the slope

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first you look for the relationship if not you look for the zero

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to find the y-intercept without the 0, you have to work backwards.

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You have to work back words if there is no zero on the X collum. {tre}

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You have to work back words if there is no zero on the X collum. {tre}

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find slope from x and y

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You are first gonna find the slope for x and y, Then what number you get you go back on that number, do the same to the y... (I'm so bad at explaining)

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first you find out what y/x first then you need to work backwards to find your Y intersect.

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you find the y intercept by going backwards

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You have to work backwards

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you find your y intercept on the table and you dont see a 0 you work backwards and do the opposite, if it was adding two you would subtract two to get to the 0.

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Gabriela

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you work backwards and subtract.

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first you have to find the relationship between the numbers then work backwards and with the opposite sign.