Question

Write answer in slope intercept form (3,-8); slope= -3

Answer 1

`y=-3x-8`

Explanation:

The slope intercept form is
`y=mx+b`.

The "
`mx`" is the slope; which in this case is -3. So
`-3x`.

The "
`b`" is the y-intercept, which is this case is the -8 because it is the 2nd number in the coordinate point.

This is why the answer is
`y=-3x-8`.

Answer 2

Explanation:

y=-3x+b

Slope intercept is: y=mx+b

m=the slope, b= y intercept

Make each variable contain a value using the point given

• -8[y]=-3×3[x]+b

It should look like this:

• -8=-3•3+b

Solve for b

• -8=-9+b

1=b

Now you have your b value to plug into your final answer

• y=-3x+1