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Write the point-slope form of the equation passing through (5, -1) with a slope of 6. Answer y-1=6(x+5) y+5=6(x-1) y+1=6(x-5) y-5=6(x+1)
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the answers are up there i dont know which one is right though haha
point slope form is \[\Huge y - y_1 = m (x-x_1)\]
x1 is the x coordinate y1 is the y coordinate m is the slope
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yeah ha
try substituting..what's the x coordinate in the problem?
5
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correct. what's the y-coordinate?
-1
and the slope?
6
good. so now what is the point slope form?
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would M be the slope?
would it be y+5=6(x-1)
nope...remember y - y1 = 6(x-x1) what you did is y - x1 = 6(x-y1)
5 is x coordinate -1 is y coordinate
OH! so its y-1=6(x+5)
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