How do you change an slope and y-intercept graph to an slope and y-intercept equation

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How do you change an  slope and y-intercept graph to an slope and y-intercept equation

anonymous · Answer

Will give out medal!

sheraz12345 · Answer

by using the equation y=mx +c where m is the slope and c is the y intercept on graph

nnesha · Answer

first you should see the point that touch the y-axis that is y intercept than rise over run that is slope

anonymous · Answer

Can you explain that a little more

anonymous · Answer

@Nnesha

anonymous · Answer

How were you able to change that graph to an equation

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

@Nnesha

anonymous · Answer

@jim_thompson5910

anonymous · Answer

Can yall help me?

nnesha · Answer

attachment

nnesha · Answer

i attached a file may be this is answer of you question

anonymous · Answer

What I mean is, what do have to do to change that graph. Do you have to multiply the slope by the rise or run or something to that effect.

anonymous · Answer

I use to remember how to do that but I have completely for got

nnesha · Answer

your question is how can we write a equation to looking at graph right????

anonymous · Answer

Yes, how do you do that?

nnesha · Answer

no rise over run is a way to find slope

nnesha · Answer

attachment

anonymous · Answer

But how were you able to get that answer

anonymous · Answer

Can you break it down for me please

nnesha · Answer

first of all we find y intercept ... we should find the point that   touch y-asis on the graph which is the pink one on my graph

anonymous · Answer

Do we have to multiply anything?

anonymous · Answer

@Nnesha

nnesha · Answer

no

anonymous · Answer

So if I had  graph like this:|dw:1404512566763:dw| I wouldn't have to do nothing but make the slope?