How can you determine the equation of a line in y =mx + b form from its graph?

I'm gonna go a little out of order.

To determine b, find where the line crosses the y-axis. If it's positive, put it as " + " and if it's negative, put it as " - ".

To determine m, find two points on the line that are directly on the number. Example, choose (4, 1) instead of (4.1, 5.2). Go up/down and left/right (while making sure to count) until you reach the second number. going up and right will be considered positive while down and left are considered negative.

Using rise/run, put your number for up/down as a numerator over your left/right, which will be a denominator.

Insert m and b and you're good to go!

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step-by-step explanation:

so, converting firstly the mixed fractions to improper fractions and then "adding".