SOLUTION: How do I create an eqation using the y=MX+B formula when the problem has two slopes?

Question 27454: How do I create an eqation using the y=MX+B formula when the problem has two slopes?
Answer by shafkat_alam(3) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
In an equation in the form y=MX+B, M is the slope of the curve and B is the value of y when x=0.
it is possble to have 2 or more equations for a same line for different values of x.
Example:
y = Mx + C for 0 & y = Nx+ D for 5<=x
(M & N are two different values of slope of the same graph.)
Hope this helps.
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