Is "point slope form" the same thing as "point parallel form?" And what does "two point form of a line" mean?

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Is "point slope  form" the same thing as "point parallel form?" And what does "two point form of a line" mean?

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anonymous · Answer

not same, in slope point form the slope n a point on the line is given
in two point form, two points on the line r given

mathteacher1729 · Answer

I have not heard of "point parallel" form.  

POINT SLOPE 
This means "give me a point (a,b) and a slope m and I will give you the equation of the line (y-a) = m(x-b)"
The INPUT is the point and the slope, the OUTPUT is the equation of the line. 

"two points form a line" means that you can draw a unique straight line through any two points you choose.  (Try it, draw a dot, draw another dot, and then draw a line through them... there is nothing complicated happening here... you can draw one and only one line through the two dots.)  :) 

Hope this helps.