note, x-axis at a, therefore coordinates is (a, 0).
y-axis at b, therefore (0, b)
a) gradient of I can be found by converting 3x-4y=24 into eqn of y=mx+c (just some simple manipulation.)
3x-4y=24
-4y=-3x+24
4y=3x-24
( ÷ by 4)
y=(3/4)x-6
gradient is hence, 3/4.
b) length of AB,
substitute y=0 into equation of line I to find point a, and separately x=0 to find point b.
once you've found the full coordinates, you may insert the values into this formula to find length of line segment.

if my workings are not wrong, you should find that a=8 and b=-6 and the length is 10 units.
c) equation of line passing through b, grad = OM
find gradient OM, which is

from this, substitute points b (0,-6) into
y=mx + c in order to find the 'c' constant. once, you've found the c, simply insert that c value along with the gradient of OM into y=mx+c
therefore,
