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What does m represent in the equation y= mx + b? none of these the slope of the graph of y = mx + b the y-intercept of the graph of y = mx + b the run in the ratio rise run

What does m represent in the equation y= mx + b? none of these the slope of the graph of y = mx + b the y-intercept of the graph of y = mx + b the run in the ratio rise run
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What does m represent in the equation y= mx + b?

none of these
the slope of the graph of
y = mx + b
the y-intercept of the
graph of y = mx + b
the run in the ratio
rise
run

User Karnivaurus
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m represents the slope of the graph in y = mx + b
User Catalin Hritcu
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y=mx+b

where m is slope

and b is y-intercept

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