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Points (x, y), quadrants, distance, slope = rise/run, y-intercept b, and y = mx + b — choose the right one.
Why it works
Identify what’s asked first.
Graphs · Capstone · C1
Pull it together: name and plot points, find distance and slope, read a y-intercept, and move between a graph and y = mx + b. Pick the skill the question needs.
Watch the method
Read the question, then plot, compute, or write.
Rise over run
Rise = change in y = 3; run = change in x = 1.
Simplify
The slope is rise ÷ run.
Your turn
Type a number, e.g. 5.
Points (x, y), quadrants, distance, slope = rise/run, y-intercept b, and y = mx + b — choose the right one.
Why it works
Identify what’s asked first.
Solve y=-1x+6
Read the y-intercept
In y = mx + b, the y-intercept is b — where the line crosses the y-axis. y = -x + 6 ⇒ b = 6
Solve (1,-3)
Read across, then up
Go 1 right (x), then 3 down (y). (1, -3)
Solve (-1,2)-(0,1)
Rise over run
Rise = change in y = -1; run = change in x = 1. -1/1
Simplify
The slope is rise ÷ run. m = -1
Confusing slope with intercept.
m is steepness; b is where it crosses.
Swapping x and y.
Across first, then up.
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t₁ = 5, d = 3 and t1=5,d=3 both count. For a list of numbers, separate them with commas (e.g. 3, 10, 17).Solve (1,-1)
Solve (1,-4)
Solve (-2,-2)-(-1,1)
Solve y=-3x-5 @ -2
Solve (4,6)-(1,-2)
Solve (-3,-7)-(-2,-5)
Solve (-4,-6)-(-5,-4)
Solve y=3x+5
Solve y=1x-3
Solve y=3x+3 @ -2
Solve (2,2)
Solve y=3x+6