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Well, darling, in a linear equation, the "c" stands for the y-intercept. It's the point where the line crosses the y-axis, in case you were wondering. So next time you see that "c," just remember it's where the line starts its journey.

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c is the y-intercept. The line defined by the equation crosses the y-axis (x= 0) at the point (0,c).

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