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                How would I find point slope form, slope intercept form, and  standard form for these three sets of coordinates.                (5,3)     (5,-1)     (2,6)                                                                   (4,-2)    (-4,-3)   (-1,-4)
            
            
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                    Answered by
            Anonymous
            
    Sorry, the coordinates were not in the correct order  just ignore them and explain how to do point slope form, slope intercept form and standard form if you can please.      
    
                    Answered by
            Steve
            
    point slope relies on the fact that the slope m of a line is constant. So, for any point (x,y) on the line through (h,k), the slope
(y-k)/(h-k) = m
slope-intercept just reflects the fact that if the slope is m, every time x changes by 1, y changes by m.
so, y = mx
That intersects the axes at (0,0). If you know the y-intercept is y=b, the slope doesn't change, so
y = mx+b
don't know what you want to say about the standard form ax+by=c. That's just the way it's written.
    
(y-k)/(h-k) = m
slope-intercept just reflects the fact that if the slope is m, every time x changes by 1, y changes by m.
so, y = mx
That intersects the axes at (0,0). If you know the y-intercept is y=b, the slope doesn't change, so
y = mx+b
don't know what you want to say about the standard form ax+by=c. That's just the way it's written.
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