Question

How do you find slope, x intercept, and y intercept for `x=y+2`?

Answer 1

If you rearrange this equation into the form
`y = mx+b`
`m` will be the slope and
`b` will be the y-intercept

Set `y=0` in the original equation to get the x-intercept
(in this case the x-intercept will be `2`)

`x=y+2`
is equivalent to
`y = (1)(x-2)`

The slope is `m= 1`
and the y-intercept will be `(-2)`