Slope intercept

What is the slope of the line?

y=-3x - 5

• y

• -3

• x

• (0,-5)

What is the slope of the line?

y=-x - 5

• 0

• -1

• -x

• (0,-5)

What is the y-intercept of the line?

y=-3x-5

• y

• -3

• x

• (0,-5)

If the parent equation of a line is y=x, how does y=x+4 move?

• up 4

• down 4

• gets steeper

• gets flatter

If the parent equation of a line is y=x, how does y=x-4 move?

• up 4

• down 4

• gets steeper

• gets flatter

If the parent equation of a line is y=x, how does y=4x move?

• up 4

• down 4

• gets steeper

• gets flatter

• up 4

• down 4

• gets steeper

• gets flatter

What does x₁ mean?

• The x coordinate of the 1st point

• The y coordinate of the 1st point

• The x coordinate of the 2nd point

• The x-intercept

What does y₁ mean?

• The x coordinate of the 1st point

• The y coordinate of the 1st point

• The y coordinate of the 2nd point

• The y-intercept

What kind of slope does the line have?

• It has no slope.

• It goes up, so it is positive.

• It goes down, so it is negative.

• It goes up so it is negative.