05 - The Slope Intercept Equation of a Line, Part 1 (Slope Formula, Y-Intercept & More)

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In this lesson, you will learn how to write the equation of a line using the slope intercept form.
In order to do this, we must first use the slope formula to calculate the slope of the line, then we find the y-intercept and use y=mx+b to write the slope intercept form of the equation of a line down.

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I find it interesting that a slope of 1 is always a 45 degree angle. Makes me wonder if the other slopes match up with the other trigonometric angles. A slope of one cuts a square in half corner to corner, left bottom to top right, creating two similar triangles, only rotated. This leaves a right angle of 90 degrees for each triangle in the square. Length of sides are both 1, and the bisector line measures the square root of 2. Seems to me that if the graph paper is measured exactly in units both in the vertical and horizontal direction; and there isn't a slant to those grid lines; then you'd be able to match up, say a slope of 3 to a specific angle EVERY TIME. I don't know how this could be useful; but it seems like it would be. That slope, being the longest side of a triangle, would also be the hypotenuse, which sits directly across from angle theta. Thus, now, it seems that the slope intercept form, the standard form, unit circles, and right triangles all have something tying them together.

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I just want to ask this, would it be correct if I derived Y = MX+B in this way ? - Let the y-intercept be (0,B). Let another point be (X,Y). Then, the slope here -"Slope =M = Rise/Run = (Y-B)/X-0". Since X-0 is X, you can multiply X to both sides right ? Then the equation becomes - "MX= Y-B". Then it could become - "MX+B = Y(By adding y to both sides)". Also, I think this also explains why m is the slope in the equation -"Y= MX+B".

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A(معامل اكس) + B(معامل واي) = C( الثابت : رقم ) المنحدر بالجبر يرمز له بالرمز M او نسميه ميل الخط . تخيل : اربعة خطوط اثنين x موجب وسالب واثنين y موجب وسالب ، رسم بياني ، وخط مستقيم في الجهة العلوية - هذا يسمى zero slope صفر انحدار . وتخيل : نفس الرسم البياني ولكن خط منحدر قليلًا جزئه الصغير في الجهة السفلية والعظيم في الجهة العلوية وهذا يسمى - small slope منحدر صغير . وتخيل : نفس الرسم البياني ، خط طويل يمتد في الجهة العلوية والسفلية للرسم البياني يسمى - Medium slope منحدر طويل . وتخيل : ذات الرسم البياني ولكن الفرق ان المنحدر هذه المرة منحدر جدًا ومقارب إلى التعمد طولًا ويسمى - High slope منحدر مرتفع . - المنحدر غير محدد . وهو كبير بشكل لانهائي . M = Rise\Run = y²-y¹\x²-x¹ -4x + 2y = 12 y = 4x + 12\2 y= 4x\2 + 12\2 y= 2x + 6

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