Point-Slope Equation y-Y1=m (X-X1)

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What does y1 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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In the point-slope equation \( y - Y_1 = m (X - X_1) \):

  1. \( Y_1 \) represents the y-coordinate of a specific point on the line.
  2. \( m \) represents the slope of the line.
  3. \( X_1 \) represents the x-coordinate of that specific point on the line.

To summarize:

  • \( Y_1 \) = y-coordinate
  • \( m \) = slope
  • \( X_1 \) = x-coordinate
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