1/3x+y=2 in slope-intercept form. Then use the slope and y-intercept to graph the equation. Check your graph?

Question

Is there a way to see a graph of this question?

Answer 1

x+3y=6
slope=-1/3 and y intercept=2
put x=0,y=2
x=-3 y=3
the ordered pairs are (0,2) and (-3,3)
plot these points and run the line passing through these two points

Answer 2

y = - 1/3 x + 2 is the slope intercept form

the slope is -1/3
y-intercept is +2

to draw the graph replace x and y by specific points like if x=3 solving the above equation y= -1 put point A(3,-1) on the graph
and if x= -3 solving the equation y=1 place B(-3,1) then take the ruler and draw a line between the two points ... lol

to check the graph solve for x=0 y=2 check if point C(0,2) is on the x-axis
for y=0 x=6 point D(6,0) is on the y-axis

Answer 3

1/3 x+y=2
y=-1/3 x+2
slope=-1/3=tanb angle b=tan-1(-1/3)
intercept=2
mark an intercept of 2 on y axis. with a set squre draw an angle tan-1 (-1/3) to pass thru the top point of the intercept drawn. the line obtained is the requisite graph of st.line

Answer 4

(1/3)x + y = 2
y = (-1/3)x + 2

slope = (-1/3)
y-intercept = 2

for a graph, go to http://www.calculator.com/calcs/GCalc.html

type in (-1/3)x + 2

Answer 5

y=mx+b
y=-1/3x+2

Answer 6

like i said i dont get that srry.