Question

Write an equation of the line that passes through the given point and is parallel to the given line . (1,7), -6x+y=-1

Answer 1

What does isaidrawr mean?

Answer 2

Hero, would you help ?

Answer 3

You can help too FFM :D

Answer 4

I know, but I don't want to intrude Mighty Hero :D

Answer 5

Intrude? I hadn't started helping yet.

Answer 6

haha , iSaidRAWR is from this name my friend gave me a long time ago .

Answer 7

What Lagrange did was obvious intrusion.

Answer 8

I agree, and I do that sometime too without much thinking.

Answer 9

How did my problem turn into a conversation ?

Answer 10

lol, idk

Answer 11

lol, that's what we often do in OS :D

Answer 12

Well, we know the slope is 6 since they are both parallel

Answer 13

so now, it's just a matter of using the point-slope form

Answer 14

y - y1 = m(x - x1)

Answer 15

Btw two lines are parallel then the equation would be for the form:

ax +by =c
ax+by =m

so the only change in the constant term. Can you do the rest ?

Answer 16

herp come plz http://openstudy.com/#/updates/4eee2863e4b0367162f5c4e4

Answer 17

HERO no need of point slope buddy ;)

Answer 18

Well, that's just the way that I solve these.

Answer 19

although that might give a deeper understanding ..

Answer 20

As long as the answer is correct at the end and steps are shown, I wouldn't care if I was a teacher.

Answer 21

FFM wht is another way ??

Answer 22

He already posted it

Answer 23

Yes, now simple substitute and find the constant term and you are done.

Answer 24

I forgot all about this problem . . .Oops .

Answer 25

Yeah, I get it. There are two ways to do it. Either way doesn't matter. I use both ways sometimes