Question

What is the equation of the graphed linear model?
y =
x +
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Answer 1

help pleeease

Answer 2

What number does the line touch the y axis at?

Answer 3

um... idk

Answer 4

i'm sort of stupid in math

Answer 5

Do you know what the y-axis is?

Answer 6

well the x axis would be labeled A right or do you mean a number

Answer 7

oh and the y axis would be b... *sighs* idk

Answer 8

i'm really lost in this problem

Answer 9

hey @FaiqRaees wanna lend a hand

Answer 10

The general equation for a straight line is
\[\large\rm y=mx+c \] where m is the slope of the line and c is the y-intercept
We can see the y-intercept of the line is 2. So substitute it.
\[\large\rm y=mx+2 \]
Take any point on the line and use it to find out the value of m.
\[\large\rm 3=(1)m+2 \]\[\large\rm m=1 \]
Now substitute the value of the variables and you have your equation.

Answer 11

0.0 wow

Answer 12

@TheProfessor35 do you wanna help out?

Answer 13

i could use a second opinion