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Y-Intercept: This is where ever your line crosses the y-axis.

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Y-Intercept: This is where ever your line crosses the y-axis.

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Finding the slope (rate of change) of a line is pretty simple. It only requires either two coordinates, just look at the rise (y) and run (x) of a graph, and put rise over run.

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The y intercept is when (y) is when (x) is zero

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Change in y divided by change in x.

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Explicit formulas specifies the nth term of a sequence as an expression in terms of n.  When you are looking for a specific term, all you need to do is plug it in. An example of a explicit formula is:
a(n)=10n-6

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the y intercept in a table is whatever number Y is when X is 0

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Next= Now (add or subtract SLOPE depending on if its positive or negative)    Make sure to add:
Starting at ....... (your y intercept)

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Line of best fit should have an equal amount of points on both sides of the line. The line could be even better if there are some points on your line of best fit.

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Line of best fit should have an equal amount of points on both sides of the line. The line could be even better if there are some points on your line of best fit.

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i can find the slope by finding the change in y over the change in x

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Definitely should watch this.

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To find the slope on a table is finding the change in y and change in x then divide x by y

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The closer you r is to 1 or -1 the stronger the line of best fit is.

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The closer you r is to 1 or -1 the stronger the line of best fit is.

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Y=mx+b
(The "M")

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The slope is also known as the CROC or constant rate of change

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i can find the slope of a graph by using rise over run

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A residual is the difference  between the y-value of an actual data point and the y-value which was predicted by a model for that point

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A residual is the difference  between the y-value of an actual data point and the y-value which was predicted by a model for that point

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Where x is 0 on the chart, the y value will be the y-intercept

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To find the correlation of a scatter plot first look at the direction that the points are going in (positive or negative). Then look and see if the points are close together, if they are then it is a strong correlation, if not then it is a weak correlation.

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To find the correlation first see if it is positive or negative and then if the dot are close then it is strong and if they are really spread out then it is weak

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Has a croc

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has a constant rate of change

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Doesn't have a CROC

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i can find the slope of a table by finding out what x is at y

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Change in Y over Change in X

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y=mx+b

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i can find the y-int of a graph by finding where the line passes through the y axis

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Y= 135,125,115,105,95,85,75,65
X= 0,25,50,75,100,125,150,175
y=--1/5x +135