SOLUTION: I was trying to find out the answer to this problem. Find the slope, x and y intercepts of: y=3/4x my answer is this m= 3/4 y= 0 x= -3/4 is this right

Question 7093: I was trying to find out the answer to this problem.
Find the slope, x and y intercepts of:
y=3/4x
my answer is this
m= 3/4
y= 0
x= -3/4
is this right
Answer by longjonsilver(2297) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
is, fully, written as

so gradient = 3/4
and y-intercept = 0

i have no idea where you got the -3/4 from, but saying x=-3/4 shows you have no real concept of what is being asked of you.

Please look at the Lessons section on the website and look at my Lessons on Linear Equations. I explain simply (i hope) all these issues.

jon.
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