What is the y-intercept in the following equation: y=-4x-5 A 4 B 4x C -5 D -4

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Tzach asked Mar 13, 2022

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What is the y-intercept in the following equation: y=-4x-5

A
4

B
4x

C
-5

D
-4

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Tzach asked Mar 13, 2022

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The correct answer is -5

Joep Weijers answered Mar 14, 2022

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-5 The Y intercept is the last term c in y=mx + c. mind that the c here.is negative.

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