This clip explains how the slope equation is mapped on a coordinate plane and how the different variables, such as x, influence the mapping of the line. It also explains the slope-intercept form of the equation, y = mx + b.

The straight line competes with the squiggly line to become more fun and win the heart of the perfect circle. The straight line eventually learns how to create angles and complex shapes in order to win over the circle.

Teacher Dawn teachers her students about linear equations. She graphs the relationship between incentive and productivity on a coordinate plane with the equation y = 1.5x. She jokes that they can ask for a greater incentive to make a higher allowance.

Jackiet, Matt, and Inez analyze their graph and Hacker's graph to find out how both graphs are technically correct despite looking very different. After some analysis, they find out that the scales on the two graphs are different. They suggest that their graph is scaled correctly and that Hacker's is not.

Monster Math Squad assists a monster with creating a slope to roll wally bally monster on.