How do you find the slope and y-intercept of y=x+2?

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The3rdDerivative · Stefan V.
Nov 8, 2017

slope #= 1#
#y#-intercept #= 2#

Explanation:

The equation

#y=x+2#

is written in the "slope-Intercept" form

#y=mx+b#

#m# refers to the slope and #b# refers to the #y#-intercept. So, in this case, by knowing #y=mx+b#, one can see that the slope #(m)# is #1# and the #y#-intercept #(b)# is #2#.

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