SOLUTION: Consider the equation y=mx+b. When does this equation model a constant-increase situation? I'm thinking it is when m (slope) is positive. Is this correct?

SOLUTION: Consider the equation y=mx+b. When does this equation model a constant-increase situation? I'm thinking it is when m (slope) is positive. Is this correct?

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Question 515352: Consider the equation y=mx+b.
When does this equation model a constant-increase situation?
I'm thinking it is when m (slope) is positive. Is this correct?

Answer by richard1234(7193) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Yes.
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