SOLUTION: When y=-3x+4 is graphed, the value 4 represents which of the following?
a. the slope of the line
b. the y coordinate of the y intercept
c. the x coordinate of the y intercept
d
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a. the slope of the line
b. the y coordinate of the y intercept
c. the x coordinate of the y intercept
d
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Question 331644: When y=-3x+4 is graphed, the value 4 represents which of the following?
a. the slope of the line
b. the y coordinate of the y intercept
c. the x coordinate of the y intercept
d. the quadrant in which the line lies Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source):
Any linear equation in the form has a slope of , a -intercept of , and a -intercept of .
The phrase "the quadrant in which the line lies" is meaningless. There is no such thing as a line that lies in only one quadrant. Horizontal lines and vertical lines lie in exactly two quadrants. Lines that pass through the origin actually lie in all four quadrants if you consider that the origin point exists in all four quadrants simultaneously. All other lines lie in three of the 4 quadrants.
John
My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it
