<<Full equation:
y = 3x+13
But, how would I write this in standard form? >>
It is already in the standard form, but the correct answer is
y = 3x - 13
You made an error after the line
-1 = 12 + b
I sure you will see it right away when you check that step.
Okay so, I have to write an equation in standard form, of a line that passes through the given point and has the given slope, ( M) or that passes through the given points.
Heres what I think:
1)( 4,-1) M= 3
So, it's in y=3x+B
and then, I would plug in
-1 for y, and 4 for x.
So, -1=3(4)+B
-1=12+B
Subtract 12 from -1
and get 13.
B=13
Full equation:
y=3x+13
But, how would I write this in standard form?
Could a tutor please explain to me?
Thank you.
-Allyson
3 answers
no, that form is slope intercept form.
Isn't it?
Isn't it?
Some people consider that the standard form. If you want it in Ax + By = C form,
or Ax + By + C = 0, it is easily rearranged.
But first correct the error.
3x - y = 13
or Ax + By + C = 0, it is easily rearranged.
But first correct the error.
3x - y = 13