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What do the graphs of lines in the form y = mx have in common? How might they differ

What do the graphs of lines in the form y = mx have in common? How might they differ
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What do the graphs
of lines in the form y = mx have in common?
How might they differ

User Paul Suart
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They will both start at the point (0,0). They differ, because they have different y-intercepts and different slopes.
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