Question

how do you write y=4x-5 in standard form

Answer 1

y - mx+b

so this means

y = 4x + (-5)

Answer 2

I assume you mean point-slope formula.
Point slope formula is: y = mx +b.

Your equation is already in this standard form.

Answer 3

ax+by+c=0
is the standard form

Answer 4

so would it be 4x-y=5

Answer 5

all variables and constants on the left hand side

Answer 6

and right hand side is zero

Answer 7

4x -y-5=0

Answer 8

so i add 5 to both sides

Answer 9

4x-y=5 is also the standard form

Answer 10

ok..so my slope is 4?

Answer 11

yes

Answer 12

ok so i know my slope is 4 my y intercept is 4 and my x intercept is -5 so i know i have 2 points that i can graph my x and y...so how do i find the other points

Answer 13

no
y-intercept is -5 and x-intercept is 1/4

Answer 14

for y-intercept, you have to convert your equation in the form
y=mx+c

for x-intercept, you have to convert your equation in the form
x=my+c

Answer 15

and once you have x and y intercept, you don't need two points to plot your graph.

Answer 16

so if i have x and y those are the only points i need