Which of the following is true of the graph of 9y−6x=1 in the xy-plane?Choose 1 answer:(A) The graph's x-intercept is −6 and its y-intercept is 9 .(B) The graph's x-intercept is 9 and its y-intercept is −6 .(C) The graph is a line with a slope of 32.D The graph is a line with a slope of −23.
Q. Which of the following is true of the graph of 9y−6x=1 in the xy-plane?Choose 1 answer:(A) The graph's x-intercept is −6 and its y-intercept is 9 .(B) The graph's x-intercept is 9 and its y-intercept is −6 .(C) The graph is a line with a slope of 32.D The graph is a line with a slope of −23.
Finding the x-intercept: To find the x-intercept, we set y to 0 and solve for x. 9y−6x=1 Substitute y=0: 90−6x=1 Simplify: −6x=1 Multiply both sides by −6 to solve for x: x=−6
Finding the y-intercept: To find the y-intercept, we set x to 0 and solve for y.9y−6x=1Substitute x=0:9y−60=1Simplify:9y=1Multiply both sides by 9 to solve for y:y=9
Finding the slope of the graph: To find the slope of the graph, we need to rewrite the equation in slope-intercept formy=mx+b.9y−6x=1Multiply everything by the least common multiple of 9 and 6, which is 18, to clear the fractions:18(9y)−18(6x)=18⋅1Simplify:2y−3x=18Rearrange to solve for y:2y=3x+18Divide everything by 2:y=(23)x+9The slope of the graph is the coefficient of x, which is 23.
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