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Class 9 · Mathematics
→If (y=(k+6)x+1) increases (y) by (52) when (x) increases by (4), what is (k)?
Class 9 · Mathematics
→In the line \(y=-\frac{5}{3}x+14\), how much should (x) increase to decrease (y) by (40)?
Class 9 · Mathematics
→If (y=4x+(v-7)) and (y=(v+3)x+5) have the same (y)-intercept, what is the slope of the second line?
Class 9 · Mathematics
→If (y=(t+4)x-8) and (y=12x+(2t-5)) have equal slopes, what is the (y)-intercept of the second line?
Class 9 · Mathematics
→What are the slope and y-intercept of 5x - 6y + 18 = 0?
Class 9 · Mathematics
→If (y=(b-11)x+(2b+5)) has slope (2), what is the (y)-intercept?
Class 9 · Mathematics
→If (y=(5a-2)x+(a+3)) has (y)-intercept (11), what is the slope?
Class 9 · Mathematics
→Which of the following equations has a graph that falls from left to right and intersects the y-axis 4 units below the origin?
Class 9 · Mathematics
→The line \(y=\frac{4}{5}x+c\) passes through ( (10,15) ). What is (c)?
Class 9 · Mathematics
→If the slope is (-6) and (m+c=4) in (y=mx+c), what is the (y)-intercept?
Class 9 · Mathematics
→If (m+c=18) and (c=7) in (y=mx+c), what is the slope?
Class 9 · Mathematics
→Which of the following equations represents a line with an undefined slope and no y-intercept?
Class 9 · Mathematics
→If the line (y=-(p+3)x+18) decreases (y) by (36) when (x) increases by (4), what is (p)?
Class 9 · Mathematics
→If the line (y=(k-4)x+3) increases (y) by (56) when (x) increases by (7), what is (k)?
Class 9 · Mathematics
→The line (y=-10x+c) has (y)-intercept (6). What will (y) be at (x=-2)?
Class 9 · Mathematics
→If (y=ax-10) and (y=9x+4) have equal slopes, what is (y) on the first line at (x=2)?
Class 9 · Mathematics
→If (y=7x+b) and (y=-5x+9) cut the (y)-axis at the same point, what is (b)?
Class 9 · Mathematics
→What are the (y)-intercept and slope in (8x+3y-30=0)?
Class 9 · Mathematics
→If (y=(2u-3)x+(u+5)) has (y)-intercept (14), what is the slope?
Class 9 · Mathematics
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