Mar 18, 2016 · To find the difference, you simply take the original value of x or y from the final value (use the coordinates for this) (0 - 23)/ (-1 - 10) = (-23)/-11 = 2.1 (to 1dp) We can then find the y intercept …

The slope of the line segment between two points is the change in #y# divide by the change in #x#.

For the equation we are given, we can easily add zeros to put it into vertex form y=5x^2 becomes y=5 (x-0)^2+0 This quadratic equation has a vertex at (0,0) and, because the coefficient 5 of the x^2 term …

1 Answer Mark D. May 8, 2018 vertex is (2,5) (0,9) is the y intercept no x intercepts

Jan 29, 2018 · a=4/5 >"find the coordinates of P and Q" • " let x = 0, in equation for y-intercept" • " let y = 0, in equation for x-intercept" x=0toy/2=1rArry=2larrcolor (red ...

y=-7x+19/2 Given - Slope =-7 Point (1/2, 6) The equation of the line in the slope intercept form can be written as y=mx+C We have slope.

Feb 22, 2016 · So we know that the slope is 5/4 We can plug that into the equation y = mx+b because the m represents the slope So now we have y = 5/4x + b We also know one coordinate, and that is …

Mar 28, 2015 · Since both of the given equations a linear we only need 2 points for each equation to draw their lines and it is most convenient to use the axis intercept points

x intercept: (4/3,0) y intercept: (0,-4) The x intercept is the point of the line for which y=0, so 0=3x-4 -> 3x=4 -> x=4/3 The y intercept is the point of the line for which x=0, so y=3*0-4 = -4

Nov 11, 2015 · How do you find the x and y intercept given g(x) = 54x − 1? Algebra Graphs of Linear Equations and Functions Intercepts by Substitution