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Topic	how do you graph y = 3x + 4
yillin 10/22/21 6:54:32 AM #5:	This isn't necessarily calculus. Only thing calculus will tell you in this equation is the natural slope, which is just dy/dx = 3. However, the original equation is completely the slope equation of y = mx + b where b is the y intercept. This graph is a straight line with a rise over run of 3 and it crosses the y-axis at positive 4. --- There's a calm before the storm and the western front is quiet. I've got Rembrandt as my right hand and Solo as my pilot. <cite>yillin posted [p:959277760] in how do you... [t:79722851]...</cite> <quote>This isn't necessarily calculus. Only thing calculus will tell you in this equation is the natural slope, which is just dy/dx = 3. However, the original equation is completely the slope equation of y = mx + b where b is the y intercept. This graph is a straight line with a rise over run of 3 and it crosses the y-axis at positive 4. --- There's a calm before the storm and the western front is quiet. I've got Rembrandt as my right hand and Solo as my pilot.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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