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What does the y in y= MX +b stand for?

What does the y in y= MX +b stand for?
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What does the y in y= MX +b stand for?

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Answer:

slope intercept form

Explanation:

y=mx+b means slope intercept form always

User Park JongBum
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Answer:

slope intercept form

Explanation:

your MX is your slope and b is your initial value or your y intercept form

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