Math - Graphing linear equations etc.

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.

 

Here dude, this will explain the first question.

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

 

Thanks, that was pretty helpful.

 

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