Asked by Gloria

Write an equation of the line in slope-intercept form with the given slope and the given point
F(-4,1), m=3/4
Answered by brad
well you would use y=mx+b b is your y intercept and m is your slope, so just put the equation together using the coordinates and solve
Answered by Anonymous
Look in your book/classnote! I am pretty sure you could find an example in the book or your teacher gave you notes.

Given:
x1=-4
y1=1
m=3/4

Plug and Solve:
y-y1=m(x-x1)

Answered by Gloria
they already gave me the slope so its 3/4 right
and then the y-intercept is 1 from (-4x,1) right
Answered by Gloria
i don't have class notes my teacher dose not know how 2 teach i get lose sorry. and the book gets me lost.
Answered by Gloria
Uhmmm you know how 2 help me graph that
Answered by Anonymous
I'm sorry, but do you fall asleep in class or something??? Your teacher should be able to teach something, he went to college right!?!?
Answered by Anonymous
that ain't no excuse besides i have a teacher who is a football coach, he teaches me a lot! anyway, wat "u dig" mean? besides, can't help ya, email your teacher or somethin, SORRY!
Answered by Gloria
naw u don't get it coachz don't know how 2 teach they just do it for the extra money duh!!! think boy!!!
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