The graph of the equation y = m^x passes through the point

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Alexeev081 [22]2 years ago

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The graph of the equation y = m^x passes through the point (1, m)

<h3>Equation of a graph</h3>

Given the equation of a graph expressed as y = m^x

We need to determine the coordinate point that lies on this graph.

If x = 1, substitute into the formula to have:

y =m^1

y = m

Hence the required coordinate will be (1, m)

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