Math - Graphing linear equations etc.

[Masqued Pro]

1. Equation: y= 6x - 5

What are the X and Y intercepts? Also I have to graph the equation, what are 2 points to graph? (Can't figure this out..)

2. Simplify: -3 - (-3) OVER 4 - (-5)
I've tried 1, 0, 1/0. Nothing works. Need help here and if you could please give a little explanation.

Also; how would I graph; X/5 + Y/6 = 1
Need 2 points to be able to graph it, just give me the points if you can figure it out, thanks.

All help is appreciated.

 

[mtn dew]

Here dude, this will explain the first question.

http://www.algebra.com/algebra/homework/Coordinate-system/Coordinate-system.faq.question.125318.html

 

[Masqued Pro]

Thanks, that was pretty helpful.

 

[stui]

ok so for the 1st question im not going to do it for you but here it is

Equation: y= 6x - 5

X intercept- make Y = 0. so 0= 6x-5 should be simple alegrba from there
Y Intercept- make x = 0 so Y = 6*0-5 which is -5


2. Simplify: -3 - (-3) OVER 4 - (-5)
probs the easiest one, -3 - -3 (3+3 cause negatives cancel) = 6
4- -5 (4+5) = 9

so simplified its 2/3