Explain how the slope-intercept form of the equation of a line might make graphing the line easier than making a table of values. When might it not be easier? Explain how the slope-intercept form of the equation of a line might make graphing the line easier than making a table of values. When might it not be easier? @Mathematics

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Yeah, basically ratios of y = x 

such as y = .5x or y = 5x ...etc. 

Yeah, basically, if the x-intercept equals the y-intercept, then you would only have one point (0,0) using the intercept method, however, it wouldn't be that hard to find another point.