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What part of the formula represents the change in y?
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What part of the formula represents the change in y?

What part of the formula represents the change in y?-example-1
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The equation in slope-point form is:


y-y_1=m\cdot(x-x_1)

A. The change in "y" is represented by "y - y1". The function shifts "y1" units down.

B. The change in "x" is represented by "x -x1". The function shifts "x1" units right.

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