Graphing a System of Equations with Slope Intercept Form
This lesson teaches how to graph a system of equations using slope intercept form. To do this, you need to convert both equations into y=mx+b form, where m is the slope and b is the y-intercept. Then, plot the y-intercept of each equation and use the slope to find additional points to plot. The solution to the system of equations is where the two lines intersect.
How to graph a system of equation using slope intercept form
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- How do I graph a system of equations?
- How do I get a linear equation into slope-intercept form?
- How do I get y+4x=12 into slope-intercept form?
- How do I get 3y=12-8x into slope-intercept form?
- How do I graph y+4x=12?
- How do I graph 3y=12-8x?
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Staff Review
In this lesson, the teacher shows how to get a system of linear equations into slope-intercept form. Then, he shows how to graph the lines on a Cartesian plane.
