Learn how to graph an equation in slope intercept form without a b

The video tutorial explains how to graph a line in slope-intercept form when the Y-intercept (B) is zero. It clarifies that the absence of B means the Y-intercept is at the origin (0,0). The tutorial demonstrates how to graph the line using the slope (M), which is 5/2, by plotting points and creating a slope triangle. It also shows how to graph in both positive and negative directions to form the line.

What does it mean to have no B in the slope intercept form?

Explain why the Y intercept (B) is considered to be zero in this case.

What is the slope (M) of the line described in the text?

Describe how to graph the line using the slope and Y intercept.

How can you create a slope triangle based on the given slope?