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OpenStudy (jakob):

Will be rewarded with medal

OpenStudy (jakob):

OpenStudy (jakob):

OMG TG my hero I am lost

OpenStudy (tgstudios):

XD I'm here

OpenStudy (jakob):

Lol

OpenStudy (tgstudios):

do you know what slope-intercept form is or looks like?

OpenStudy (jakob):

NOPE

OpenStudy (tgstudios):

I'm so sorry, I got teleported over to English for some reason, weird, anyways slope-intercept formula looks like this:\[y = mx + b\] where the "m" is the slope and "b" is the y-intercept. :D

OpenStudy (jakob):

Alright

OpenStudy (tgstudios):

the y-intercept is -3 so you can put that at the end:\[y = mx - 3\]

OpenStudy (jakob):

Alright

OpenStudy (tgstudios):

omg so many people need me at the same time, how to find slope is rise/run or "rise over run"

OpenStudy (jakob):

How do I do rise over run?

OpenStudy (tgstudios):

I lag rly bad and sometimes it stops me from writing so sorry if I take a bit to answer

OpenStudy (jakob):

It is fine bro Same thing happens to me

OpenStudy (tgstudios):

rise over run is how many spaces the line goes up over how many spaces the line moves over before touching the line above it. in this case the rise over run will be 1/2

OpenStudy (jakob):

Alright

OpenStudy (tgstudios):

so your equation will be:\[y = \frac{ 1 }{ 2 }x - 3\]

OpenStudy (jakob):

Ok once again please tell me how to get The rise over run

OpenStudy (tgstudios):

rise means how many spaces the line moves up before touching the next number above the current one... run means how many spaces the line moves over to the left before touching the line above the current one

OpenStudy (tgstudios):

EXAMPLE TIME!!

OpenStudy (jakob):

No it is fine I get it thank you

OpenStudy (tgstudios):

ok, your welcome so much, medal me, and keep this in mind

OpenStudy (tgstudios):

:P I gtg but good luck for the rest of your test!

OpenStudy (tgstudios):

anything else before I go?

OpenStudy (tgstudios):

remember to take notes in class, good luck! :D

OpenStudy (jakob):

No and thank you

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