How do you find the equation of a linear model when given the graph but not the equation

Mathematics

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larisa86 [58]4 years ago

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Given the graph, you can find information that would give you the slope intercept form of the linear model, which is:
y= mx+b
first off, you can find the y intercept, which is the number at which the line crosses the y axis. that is the b value.
the m value is the slope. slope is rise/run, which simply means the # of units it goes up/down, divided by the # of units it goes right/left.
so, after knowing your m and b values, you can plug it in the formula given above, and that's how you will end up w the equation of a line. I hope this helped!! x

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