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\nPick a point, anywhere where I lie,
\nYou&#39;ll find a value for x and find a value for y.
\nThen slide, go for a ride,
\nA new value for x, a new value for y.
\nCheck how my y gets negative,
\nAnd my x gets negative, I&#39;m the best who ever lived.
\n
\nOn the graph, there&#39;s two lines I&#39;m crossing,
\nI only cross each once, no not often.
\nThey ask, &ldquo;What&#39;s your top Black Kids’ Hi Kids S11222k vaider Unisex Supra 0xUqZwHYU?&rdquo;
\nThat&#39;s where I cross the y-axis, take it from a vet.

\nThat&#39;s where I cross the x-axis, better get in step.

\nAnd line up, you know we make it pop,
\nLines are forever &#39;cause we never ever stop!
\n
\nWhen y = mx + b,
\nb is the y-intercept, you&#39;ll see.
\nm is the slope, rise over run.
\nThey&#39;re waiting till we stop,
\nBut that day will never come. (x2)

\n
\nYou can write me as a linear equation,
\nA line equation that describes my situation
.
\nI have values for x and y that change,
\nSo write x and y on the page.
\nOther numbers are how x and y relate,
\nx might be two times as big plus 8.
\nYou can do operations on either side, yes,
\nBut if you do it to the right, do it to the left.
\n
\nGet y isolated, that&#39;s wise and fun,
\nYou&#39;ll be able to see how I rise and run.
\nYou&#39;ll have y = mx + b,
\nIs this slope intercept form? It must be.
\nb is my y-intercept, boss,
\nWhere me and the y-axis cross.
\nAnd m is my slope, rise over run,
\nHow fast I go up over how fast I go run to the right.

\nI know that might sound crazy,
\nBut get it straight like a line, not wavy.
\nI give praise to the ruler that made me,
\nOne dimensional, but you can&#39;t outrace me.
\n
\nWhen y = mx + b,
\nb is the y-intercept, you&#39;ll see.
\nm is the slope, rise over run.
\nThey&#39;re waiting till we stop,
\nBut that day will never come. (x2)
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In this video, a line teaches students about the properties of lines and linear equations. The song describes various properties of lines. They don’t curve and only cross the x-axis and y-axis once each. The song also explains linear equations, x-intercept and y-intercept, slope, and how to find the slope-intercept form of a linear equation.