Asked by Allyson
So, I've got these problems:
To tell which form the equation is in.
1)2x+8y=-3
I think this one is standard form.
2)y=-5x+8
I think this is slope intercept form.
3)y+4=2(x-6)
I think this is also slope intecept form.
Could somebody tell me if my answers are correct, if not explain why it's not?
Thanks
To tell which form the equation is in.
1)2x+8y=-3
I think this one is standard form.
2)y=-5x+8
I think this is slope intercept form.
3)y+4=2(x-6)
I think this is also slope intecept form.
Could somebody tell me if my answers are correct, if not explain why it's not?
Thanks
Answers
Answered by
MathMate
(1), (2) correct.
(3) This is the point-slope form, i.e.
(y-y1)=m(x-x1)
represents a line that passes through point (x1,y1) with a slope of m.
(3) This is the point-slope form, i.e.
(y-y1)=m(x-x1)
represents a line that passes through point (x1,y1) with a slope of m.
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