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3 years ago

I have a project, im gonna have to teach someone how M and B in the equation y=mx+b affect the equation of the line.

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Y = mix + b would be slope intercept for. your y intercept would be B which is the line that crosses that y intercept your Mx would be a fraction for point slope form like if your slope would be 1 over 2 you would fo up and left twice because of rise over run

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