find the equation in standard form which passes through (-2, 7) and (1,1)
can someone please attempt at helping me or solving this porblem
y-7/(7-1)=X+2/(-2-1)
(y-7)/(7-1)=(X+2)/(-2-1)
what is their definition of a "standard form"?
im not sure
ax+by=c
standard form is defined as ax+by=c ; but alot of times they use the terminology to mean slope intercept form ....
so its good to know which one they are refering to :)
2X+Y=3
yes slopeintercept form is what i think they are reffering to
subtract your points and stack the value of y over x like this: y/x to determine the slope (-2, 7) -(1, 1) ------ -3, 6 ; y/x = 6/-3, simplify to -2 right?
now we can use a modified form developed from the point slope form of a line like this: y = mx -mPx +Py where m=slope; P(x,y) is either given point
y = mx -mPx +Py ; (1,1) looks simple enough to use y = -2x --2(1) + 1 y = -2x +2 + 1 y = -2x +3
finding m=(1-7)/(1--2) =-6/3 =-2 use: y=mx +c we find c=11 when sub:(-2;7) then y=2x+11
we can test this one: y=2x+11 ; at (1,1) 1 = 2(1) + 11 1 = 2 + 11 1 = 13 .... aint it
chk it with mine we get: y = -2x +3 ; (1,1) 1 = -2(1) + 3 1 = -2 + 3 1 = 1 ............. good y = -2x +3 ; (-2,7) 7 = -2(-2) + 3 7 = 4 + 3 7 = 7 ........... good
y=.5x+.5
mz ... care to prove that result?
teen, do you see why my results are correct?
THANK YOU ALL.. i have been following along with your work and have came up with an answer I'm confident with.
y=mx+c m=(7-1)/(-2-1)=-2 y=-2x+c puttng 1,1 y=-2x+3 opppssss!!!!!
lol .... at least you proofed it ;)
sry@64
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