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If you mean y=5x-4, then you must simply look at the slope intercept form, which is y=mx+b
m= slope
y and x= coordinates (x,y)
and b= y-intercept
So, for this equation your y-intercept would be -4 since that will be where your line intercepts with the y-axis.
Transform the equation into slope-intercept form: y = mx + b. The intercept is b. 5x - 4y = 18 -4y = 18 - 5x 4y = 5x - 18 y = 5x/4 - 18/4 so the y-intercept is -18/4 or -4.5
y-intercept: -1/4 x-intercept: 1/5 5x-4y=1 -4y=-5x+1 y=5/4x+1/-4 5x-4y=1 5x=4y+1 x=4/5y+1/5
Yes. y= 3x+4 and y= -5x+4 have same y-intercept.
y = 5x + 2
write equation in standfrd form y =mx + b where b = y intercept 5x - 2y =20 5x -20 = 2y 5/2 x -10 = y when x = 0 y = -10, the y intercept