1. So what's its y- intercept, first of all?

2. What is the y- intercept of the graph?

3. So it's going to be 0 comma some y- intercept.

4. But it's kind of useless in trying to figure out slope and y- intercept.

5. So if you were to graph this line, not that I'm going to -- the y- intercept is when it intersects the y- axis.

6. If we put it in slope y intercept form, the equation of really, any line is y is equal to mx plus b.

7. Slope intercept form is y is equal to mx plus b, where once again m is the slope, b is the y- intercept -- where does the

8. I just algebraically manipulated it has a y intercept at - 2 and has a slope of 1/ 2 so that means that for every one it goes over, it only goes a half up or for every 2 it goes over it only goes 1 up.