Find the slope of the line



y= 4x





Given an equation of the line, you can find the slope by rewriting

the equation in Slope - intercept form: 

 

                       y = mx + b, where m = slope and b = y-intercept



Since the equation given is written in slope-intercept form,

we can automatically identify the slope



                y = 4x + 0

         m = 4 ----------->> Slope 

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