Question

How do you find the slope and intercept to graph `y=14x`?

Answer 1

Using `y=mx+b`.

Explanation:

`y=mx+b` is slope intercept form. `m` meaning slope, and `b` meaning y intercept.

You're given `y=14x` which could be interpreted as `y=14x+0` which lines up very well with slope intercept form. The coefficient of x is 14, which is the slope (where `m` is), and the addition at the end of the function is 0, which means that your y intercept is 0 (`b`).

Your fuction will look like this graph below once you graph.
graph{14x [-22.81, 22.8, -11.4, 11.41]}