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3 July, 15:40

Geoff says that changing the value of m while leaving b unchanged in f (x) = mx+b has no impact on th intercepts of the graphs. Marcus disagrees with this statement. Who is correct? explain your reasoning.

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  1. 3 July, 17:23
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    I would agree with Marcus' stand that the statement is wrong. C hanging the value of m while leaving b unchanged in f (x) = mx+b would surely have an impact on the intercepts specifically the x intercept. Changing the value m would correspond to a change to the x-intercept as well.
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