taytay12139
Sep 9, 2009, 03:25 PM
what is the y intercept if the equation is g(x)=3/4x
Unknown008
Sep 10, 2009, 09:45 AM
You can graph the function to have that answer. If you aren't sure on how to graph it, then proceed algebraically.
Let g(x) = y. Then, y=\frac {3x}{4}
Then, replace x by 0 (since the equation of the y axis is x=0). You should have your y coordinate. Since you already put x=0, that means that the x coordinate is already 0.
Can you get the full coordinates of the y intercept now? :)