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How do you solve slope intercept form when there is no example just a graph

User Patroclus
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Simple....

you take any point on that graph and figure out the slope..

you need 2 points though! So keep in mind...pick any two points and find it's slope then find it's y-intercept to find the equation of the line...

Example:

(3,6)
(2,4) (THIS IS AN EXAMPLE RANDOM COORDINATES I MADE!!)


(6-4)/(3-2) = (2)/(1) =2

Use y=mx+b....

6=2(3)+b

6=6+b

0=b

y=2x

This is how you figure out the equation of a line using only a graph...

Thus, your answer.
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