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Looking at y = mx + b when b is 0
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Looking at y = mx + b when b is 0

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Y=mx as b has no value
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Yes, when b is 0 on the equation y = mx + b (b = the y-axis) then that only means when you graph it, the starting point is on the origin (0,0).
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