First, we have to understand the slope-intercept form.
[tex] \large \boxed{y = mx + b}[/tex]
A linear function/equation has three forms and the slope-intercept is one of the form. It is also commonly used in Function topic while the other two forms are commonly used in Analytic Geometry.
In the slope-intercept form, the m-term represents the slope while b-term represents the y-intercept of a graph.
Which equation represents a linear function that has a slope of 5 and a y-intercept of -6.
As you notice the bold, italic and underlined words in the question that I quoted or rewrote. I've just explained that the slope is m-term and y-intercept is b-term.
Therefore, substitute m = 5 and b = -6 in the equation.
[tex] \large{y = mx + b \longrightarrow \bold{y = 5x + ( - 6)}} \\ \large \boxed{ \tt{ \purple{y = 5x - 6}}}[/tex]
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions regarding the linear function, don't hestitate to ask. Good luck with your assignment and have a nice day!
