Y = mx + b (b) Your answer: b = y - mx b = x - ym b = y + mx b = mx-y

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Jamiya Decker

9 March, 04:09

Y = mx + b (b) Your answer: b = y - mx b = x - ym b = y + mx b = mx-y

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Rayan Medina · Answer 1

I think it is b=mx-y if the question is asking what i think it is asking

Layne Richards · Answer 2

The answer is b=y-mx.

You would subtract b from both sides, giving you y-b=mx. You have to get b isolated, so you'd subtract y from both sides, giving you - b=mx-y. The b is positive, so you'd multiply - 1 to both sides, giving you b=-mx+y. By rearranging the letters you get b=y-mx.