Find the slope‐intercept form of the equation of the line for each slope, m, and each y‐intercept, b.

1. m = 7, b = ‐4
   
2. m = 0, b = 0
   
3. m = ‐5, b = 2
   
4. m = 0, b = ‐1
   
5. m = 4.6, b = ‐2.9
   
6. m = 7/8, b = ‐4
   
   

State the slope and y‐intercept of the graph of each equation.

1. y = ‐4x +3
   
2. y = 7x – 6
   
3. y = 1/8x – 2
   
4. ½ y = x – 5
   
5. –y = 0.3x + 7
   
6. ‐2y = ‐x
   
   

State the slope‐intercept form of each equation.

1. 9x + 5y = ‐3
   
2. 4x = 7
   
3. x – 3y = 8
   
4. ‐5x + 2y = 14
   
5. 6.2x – 3.1y = 9.3
   
6. 1/7 x – 1/6 y = 1/9
   
   

Find the slope‐intercept form and the standard form of the equation of the line that satisfies the given

conditions.

1. Slope = ‐2/3, passes through (6, 1)
   
2. Slope = 5, passes through (‐4, 7)
   
3. Slope = ‐8, passes through the origin
   
4. Passes through (2, 4) and (‐7, 2)
   
5. X‐intercept = 0, y‐intercept = ‐5
   
6. X‐intercept = ‐4, y‐intercept = 0