How to determine what m and b are in y = mx + b

The video tutorial explains the standard form of the equation Y=MX+B, focusing on graphing techniques using table values. It highlights the importance of identifying the Y-intercept and slope, and explores similarities between different graphs. The tutorial concludes with a summary of key concepts, emphasizing the role of the Y-intercept and slope in graphing equations.

What similarities do the first and third graphs share according to the discussion?

What is the importance of the point where the graphs cross the Y axis?

How can you identify the slope from the equations discussed?