This is the only place I know that can help me- could anyone explain it to me?
I don’t get any of it!
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Hm… what grade is this? I’m in grade 8 so I might not be able to do it. Maybe it put the answer on the graph? For example if the answer is -1 you put a point on -1, -1? I hope I helped in some way…
Maybe… I’m actually not sure what grade it is… could be anywhere from 8th to 10th.
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Look at the coordinate points. Write down specific points like (4, -1) and (1, 2), x and y intercepts. The equation has to be negative because the y value increases when the x moves to the left.
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It’s f. Since the x intercept is 3, you need to find the equation that would make the y value 0 when 3 is inputted into the function. -3 + 3 = 0. Another thing is -(-1) + 3 would make it 4 because a negative negative is a positive number.
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Since you have the graph, replace x and y with the coordinates you have - I suggest you use the points where x=0 and x=3 - then see which equation is right
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Thank you so much, you’re a lifesaver!
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Thank youuuuu! 
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Y=mx+b
Let’s take has an example “d”.
It’s slope is 1 (m=slope) and the y intercept is -3 (b=intercept) now first you have to plug B in the graph. Y-int is the vertical line so put I point on -3. If the slope is one it means is 1/1 so go up 1 and right 1
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