Instructions: Label the slope and y𝑦-intercept of the given function. Enter the slope as a simplified fraction only.y=−14x+1𝑦=−14𝑥+1m=𝑚= Answer 1 Question 13b=𝑏= Answer 2 Question 13

Instructions: Label the slope and y𝑦-intercept of the given function.y−4=−4(x+2)𝑦−4=−4(𝑥+2)(x1,y1)=((𝑥1,𝑦1)=( Answer 1 Question 15 ,, Answer 2 Question 15 ))m=𝑚= Answer 3 Question 15CheckQuestion 15

Find the slope of the line through the given pair of points. Do not include spaces in your answers. Use the forward slash (i.e "/") for fractions (e.g -1/2 is the same as −12−12).(−8,8)(12,−12)(−8,8)(12,−12)m=𝑚= Answer 1 Question 16

Instructions: For each graph, find the slope and enter it in the box provided. Enter all fractions using the forward slash (i.e. “/”; -1/2 for −12−12). Reduce all fractions.Graph Slope m=𝑚= Answer 1 Question 2

Identify the following y-intercept from the function below. Type your answer as just the numerical y-value.y=−14(x+2)2+1𝑦=−14(𝑥+2)2+1Answer:Question 2

Now, let’s use the graph to write the equation in point-slope form this time.To write an equation in point-slope form, we need the slope and one point on the line. We already know the slope so let’s state that again so we don’t forget.m=12𝑚=12We just need one point on the graph (usually we pick a different point than the y𝑦-intercept). We used two points to find the slope so let’s just pick one of those. We will use the point (2,−1)(2,−1). We have the slope and a point so now let’s plug it into point-slope form.y−y1=m(x−x1)𝑦−𝑦1=𝑚(𝑥−𝑥1)y−(−1)=𝑦−(−1)=  (x−(𝑥− ))y+1=12(x−2)𝑦+1=12(𝑥−2)