#I genuinely don't get this equation. How is it an equation of a line but also equation of gradient
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Its just the equation of a line
Wdyem
Right
And notice if you divide both sides by x-x1 you get change in y over change in x
Its the equation of the line bc if you plug the values of y1 and x1 in it simplifies down to a y=mx + c equation
Like lets say there was a gradient of 2 and a point ont he line is (1,2)
it would be y-2 = 2(x-1)
y-2 = 2x-2
y=2x+4
Notice how that ends up y=mx+c
This one is more convenient yeah