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Question 199586: The problem was a graph with a line drawn. How do i make and equation in slope-intercept form? Can you show me an example. Answer by jerrybassmasta(14) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! This is a very simple subject.
The y-intercept is either a positive or negative number. To make things simpler, it is the point when the line crosses the y-axis.(vertical line)
so lets say y=3x+7
The y-intercept will be 7 and that is the point on the y-axis in which the line passes through.
If that number was a negative number, then it would cross in the negative values.
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