👉 Intercepting is a mathematical concept in statistics and probability theory that describes the relationship between two variables, where one variable is said to be "intercepted" by another variable. This means that if one variable increases or decreases linearly with respect to the other, then the other variable will also increase or decrease linearly as well. Intercepts are often used in regression analysis and other statistical models to understand how changes in one variable can affect another. They are particularly useful when dealing with multiple variables