Answer: slope
in y = mx + b "m" stands for?

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In the equation y = mx + b for a straight line m is called the slope of the line and b is the y-intercept of a line. y = mx+b where y ⇒ how far up or down is the line

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By Staff Writer Last Updated April 10 2020. Follow Us: Y = mx + b is the equation for a straight line. " B " is the point value of where the line intercepts the y axis called the y intercept. " M " is the value of the slope of the line. "X" is the value where the line intercepts the x axis. The y intercept is found by examining where the line inter...