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What is the slope-intercept form (y= mx+ b) of the equation of the line?

Hint: Find the y-intercept. Then count up and over (y/x) to the next point on the line to determine the slope.

What is the slope-intercept form (y= mx+ b) of the equation of the line? Hint: Find-example-1
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User Viki
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Answer: up 2over 3

Explanation:

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User Lynnjwalker
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Answer:

y = 2/3x + 2

Explanation:

The y-intercept of this graph is 2, since that's where the line hits the y-axis. Now, to find the slope, we have to find a point on the line that's exactly above a whole number. This point is (3, 4). To get to that point from (2, 0), count up 2 points and count 3 points to the right. Since slope is
(rise)/(run), your slope is
(2)/(3) . Now, put it together to get
y = (2)/(3) + 2 .

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