Answer: To find the y-intercept, begin at the origin and move vertically to the graphed line.
To find the slope, use two ordered pairs on the line and substitute into the equation [tex]m=\frac{{y_{2-y_{1} } } }{x_{2-x_{1} } }[/tex]
To find the x-intercept, begin at the origin and move horizontally to the graphed line.
Step-by-step explanation:
There seems to be a typographical error in the answer choices.
To find the y-intercept you move vertically, up or down the y-axis.
To find the x-intercept you move horizontally, right or left the x-axis.
I made the corrections in my answer.
The description of the equation in the answers, "m = StartFraction y 2 minus y 1 Over x 2 minus x 1 EndFraction." looks like
[tex]m=\frac{{y_{2-y_{1} } } }{x_{2-x_{1} } }[/tex] It means to put the difference in y-values 0 -(-6) in the numerator
and put the difference in the x-values in the denominator 3 - 0. Simplify, Then divide.
I hope this helps!
