Question

If I have found my slope intercept form and I need to graph the line but my slope and y intercept are fractions do I need to make the denominators the same to graph the line?

Answer 1

The formula for the slope-intercept form of a line is:

`\begin{gathered} y=mx+b \\ m=slope \\ b=intercept \end{gathered}`

If you have found the slope-intercept form and need to graph the line, but your slope and y-intercept are fractions, you do not really need to make the denominators the same. All you need to do is make a table of values on a range of values from which your graph can be plotted.