What is the standard form equation of the line passing through (5,-3) with a slope of -3
the line is y +3 = -3(x - 5) expanding gives y + 3 = -3x + 25 standard form is ax + by + c = 0 just rewrite the above equation
another way is y=mx+b -3=5*-3+b sovling for b you get b=12 so -3= 5*-3+12 y=x*-3+12 y-x*-3=12
Thanks Tim that is one of the answers thanks alot
@campbell_st, @timo86m I strongly feel you should refrain from giving complete answers. I think the formula is more sufficient than enough \[y - y_1 = {(y_2 - y_1) \over (x_2-x_1)} (x-x_1)\] where (x_1, y_1)-->point 1 on the line (x_2, y_2)-->point 2 on the line Now he should have solved it. I am saying this based on Openstudy Guidelines. Make sure you have a check at them
IDK if we gave complete answers. she can mess around with the equation if she want to make it equal 0 or have a constant on rhs
Well, then in that case @timo86m , you never ever made mistake while learning for the first time.??Our duty must be to teach and not give complete answers
well depending on the person. I like to learn by having the answer then work on my own to reach that answer :)
Ok . Let @Directrix have his say
depends on attitude of person. If they want the answer for easy grade and never learning anything then thhat is bad. But to have the answer as a guide to check if your work is right then that is good.
@Vanessa173 From above in thread: >standard form is ax + by + c = 0 ^^ is incorrect You may want to recheck your answer options in light of the following: Standard Form for Linear Equation Standard Form: the standard form of a line is in the form Ax + By = C where A is a positive integer, and B, and C are integers.
@timo86m , agree to your point of view but @Vanessa173 was only interested in the final answer as I can see from her statements So basically, we are bunch of people who are answering (probably) giving her answer out for the test :P
@Directrix , agreed :D
lol very rarely are there take home test. Probably only on online classes but i bet the are timed and waiting here for an answer would suck.
LOL, idk . as far as I know we shouldn't be giving answers to the people here as the moderators will serve you with a warning here. Have a look at Open study guide lines. I have also got warned once. So that's why alerting you.
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