What is the equation of the line expressed in slope-intercept form?
Can someone explain to me how to do this, I have such a hard time with graphs

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What is the equation of the line expressed in slope-intercept form?   
 Can someone explain to me how to do this, I have such a hard time with graphs

anonymous · Answer

the graph

nnesha · Answer

slope intercept form is y =mx +b 
where m i s slope always with x ;) and b is y-intercept

nnesha · Answer

y-intercept on the graph is where line cross y -axis's 
slope = rise/run how 
if line is increasing then you should have positive slope 
if line is decreasing then slope should be negative

anonymous · Answer

The y-intercept is -2?

nnesha · Answer

nope 
y-intercept is where line cross Y-Axis

anonymous · Answer

Sorry I meant regular 2

nnesha · Answer

yep that's right now you find slope 
how many unit is rising  and left ? from y-intercept

anonymous · Answer

Where am I trying to get with the rise and run?

anonymous · Answer

to the 8?

nnesha · Answer

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start from y-intercept