Graphing: Slope Intercept Form y = mx + b *Note equation change below.*

** 2x+5y=12 was retyped incorrectly to: 2x+5y=10 **
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Sorry about 2x+5y=12 changing to 2x+5y=10. Not sure why. Maybe I was not in a 12 mood that day.

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'm' is a delta slope. it means that difference of two points create derivative for third point. This video, or tutorial, is very nicely described how difference of two points works. Difference of two point is nothing else like one point moved from (0,0) next point on the line give this same difference. if 1 point is (1,1) the difference is D=1/1 that means D=2/2 is this same like first one, that means they are on this same line.

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Pretty good video, for a beginner it is great, apart from the confusion of writing 10 as the Y intercept rather than 12, the video is coo, Thanks.

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I was wondering how you changed the constant term from 12 down to 10, as -2x can’t be subtracted from 12.

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[@becomewhoyouwant7656]

Thanks for the video. A question though. In exercise y= -2/3x+ 7, while the negative belongs to both numbers (2/3), in drawing the slope, you were saying it depends only to 2 that was why you were drawing it downward. How do I know that a shared sign can be only of a particular number? Please tell me how you could choose it. In a subsequent example, you made a blatant mistake. Once you wrote the equation as 2x +5y= 12 while rearranging as y= mx + b you wrote it as 2x+ 5y= 10. There is no way doing it without any reason.

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Hello Become... It doesn't matter which number you give the negative sign, but only one of the numbers! -(2/7) = (-2/7) = (2/-7) Hope that helps

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Hello! With a negative fraction, you can only have one negative sign! I like to place it on the top, but you can place it on the bottom - but only 1!

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While solving for Y, stay true to the rule y = mx+b by adding or putting 6x to the right instead of directly under the 6 since they aren't like terms.

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if we take numerator as positive and denominator as negative then, the direction of line gets changed as compare to you have done in this video.

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How did the 12 become a 10? 8:47

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This video is kind of old so I'm not sure you will see this, but do you always have to plot 3 dots?

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What if the denominator is negative? Its runs to negative?

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Please must we always make the dots three?

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