Question

What is the slope and intercept for `y= (1/2)x` and how would you graph it?

Answer 1

Slope: `1/2`
`y`-intercept: `0`

Explanation:

From the equation, the coefficient of `x` is always your slope. So from the equation you will get the slope as `1/2`.

From the equation, the number behind the `x` is always the `y`-intercept. Since this equation has no number behind the `x`, so the intercept is `0`.

graph{0.5x [-10, 10, -5, 5]}