Slope Intercept Form Y=mx+b

In today's video, we're covering the slope-intercept form of a line. Like it sounds, this linear equation contains both the slope (m) and the y-intercept (b). This is one of the most common equations of a line you'll encounter, so you'll want to make sure to watch all the way through to see the examples given.

We go over not only graphing based on the slope intercept form, but also how to create the equation when given one point and the slope, one slope and the intercept, and finally given two points.

[Chandrakanth]

I searched for this video after being burnt out by deterministic regression analysis.. You really made it look so easy with your explanation. Thank you, dear Sir!

[jessieJ]

Thanks for helping me with slope intercept form

[juliesmith]

Slope intercept form is used so often! It’s so important to learn!

[jackiew]

I’ve seen this equation of a line before but now it makes more sense

[kelseykane]

It’s good you covered how to find the slope intercept given two points because i wasn’t sure how to do that

[caryc]

That’s super helpful how you explain it

[juliettef]

It’s was good how you labeled m as the slope and b as the y intercept . It helped me remember

[aydonC]

I copied these examples on a piece of paper and studied it yesterday and now I understand it than you

[jackwarren]

I’m glad to it short directed me to this longer video on slope intercept

[camys]

So the slope is always represented by b?

[dorijaden]

So the slope is always m and the y intercept is always b

[chelseaf]

I didn’t know slope intercept form was for a line

[lynnf]

I see how to create the equation with only one point on the graph

[Gablafrite]

Even tho i learn in french, his was more uselful that my acctual class somehow