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Given the equations y=16 and y=3. Determine the slope and y-intercept if any exist. I have determined that the slope is 0 for b...Asked by David
Given the equations y=16 and y=3.
Determine the slope and y-intercept if any exist.
I have determined that the slope is 0 for both equations because it is a horizontal line, but I don't know what the y-intercepts are?
Determine the slope and y-intercept if any exist.
I have determined that the slope is 0 for both equations because it is a horizontal line, but I don't know what the y-intercepts are?
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Answered by
Steve
recall that the y-intercept is where the line crosses the y-axis.
The line y=16 clearly crosses the y-axis at y=16, because it is 16 for any value of x, in particular, x=0.
The line y=16 clearly crosses the y-axis at y=16, because it is 16 for any value of x, in particular, x=0.
Answered by
David
Thank you! I finally understand!
Answered by
Steve
<head slap>
dontcha hate it when that happens?
Still, the aha! moment is worth the pain.
dontcha hate it when that happens?
Still, the aha! moment is worth the pain.
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