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The point-slope equation of a line is y - y0 equals mx-x0 where m is the on the line?
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Stefanie Raynor
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∙ 9y agom represent the slope of the line. It is not a
point, rather it tells you how steep the line is.
If you are at any point on the line, the value of m will tell you how to get to another point on the line too.
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