In the equation (Ax + By = C), each part plays an important role:

• (A): This number helps us understand how steep the line is. It’s called the coefficient of (x).
• (B): Just like (A), this number tells us about the slope of the line, but for (y). It’s known as the coefficient of (y).
• (C): This is a constant value. It shows where the line crosses the axes.

For instance, if we look at the equation (2x + 3y = 6), we can break it down:

• Here, (A) is (2),
• (B) is (3),
• And (C) is (6).

This helps us understand how the line behaves on a graph!