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How to find point-slope

How to find point-slope
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How to find point-slope

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User ATLChris
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Answer:

y-y1 = m(x-x1)

Explanation:

Letter m is the slope.

x1, and y1 is a given point.

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User Alex Curtis
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Answer:

Point Slope form is

y=mx+b

M is always your slope, usually in the form of a fraction, and b is always your y intercept.

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User Sherma
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