Concept explainers
To graph the equation then state the slope and y- intercept of line.
Answer to Problem 28PPS
Graph of the given equation:
y-intercept of line is 3.
Slope of the line is -4/9.
Explanation of Solution
Given information: We have given linear equation
Solution:
In order to graph the line, we need to get two points.
Plugging x=0 in given equation
Divide both sides by 9.
We got first coordinate (0,3).
Now, plugging x=9 in given equation
Subtract 36 on both sides and dividing by 9.
So, we got second coordinate (9,-1).
Draw a line by joining the points
From the graph, we can see that line crosses y-axis at 3.
Therefore, y-intercept is 3.
Now, if we go 4 units down and 9 units right, we get another coordinate (9,-1).
So the slope will be
Rise/Run = 3-(-1)/0-9 = -4/9.
Therefore, slope of the line is -4/9.
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