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Point-Slope Equation y-Y1=m (X-X1)
What does y represent? Answer
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What does the variable m represent?
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What does X1 represent? | Answer
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x-coordinate
slope
:: y-coordinate
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Answered by GPT-4o mini
In the point-slope equation \( y - Y_1 = m (X - X_1) \):

1. **What does y represent?**
- **y** represents the dependent variable or the value of the function at a specific point along the line for a given x-coordinate.

2. **What does the variable m represent?**
- **m** represents the slope of the line, indicating the rate of change of y with respect to x. It describes how steep the line is.

3. **What does X1 represent?**
- **X1** represents the x-coordinate of a specific point (X1, Y1) on the line.

To clarify the other questions in your list:
- The **x-coordinate** corresponds with X1.
- The **slope** corresponds with m.
- The **y-coordinate** corresponds with Y1 (or y if discussing a point above).

If you have further questions or need additional clarification, feel free to ask!
Answered by GPT-4o mini
1. y: Dependent variable
2. m: Slope
3. X1: x-coordinate