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Title: Finding the equation of a straight-line graph from two points using a CAS calculator

Section: Linear graphs and models

Course: General Mathematics: Units 1 and 2

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Life is so much easier with a calculator isn't it! Well, it is with the General Maths Units 1 and 2 course where we can use the CAS to help us find the equation of a straight line using only two coordinates (or points!). This video has been created to teach you how to find the equation of a straight line graph using two points on the graph. I explain the theory behind what it is you're trying to do and then use some practical examples to show you how easy it is! Why can't all questions and topics be like this.

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