Question

What does y=Mx+b means?

Answer 1

The expression

`y=mx+b`

represents the slope-intercept form of a linear equation. The x and y represent the x and y-coordinates of a point that passes through the line.

• m, represents the ,slope, ,of the line, which indicates the inclination degree of the line.

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• b, represents the ,y-intercept, of the line, given when x=0, or the point for what the line passes when touches the y-axis.