Question

How do you calculate the slope, x intercept, and y intercept of the following equation: `-2x +y =2`?

Answer 1

For slope and `y`-intercept you can rewrite:

Explanation:

Add `2x` to both sides:
`->y=2x+2`
Then the first `2` is the slope and `(0,2)` is the `y`-intercept (where `x=0`)
For the `x`-intercept you have to set `y=0`:
`-2x+0=2->x=-1->(-1,0)`
graph{2x+2 [-9.71, 10.29, -4.84, 5.16]}