Help? What is the standard form equation of the line passing through (3, –2) with a slope of 3/5?
This question is multiple choice and none of the answers are set up how I work this problem. Very confuzzling...:(

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Help? What is the standard form equation of the line passing through (3, –2) with a slope of  3/5?
This question is multiple choice and none of the answers are set up how I work this problem. Very confuzzling...:(

anonymous · Answer

Did you start from using the point slope form first because that's how i got my awnser

anonymous · Answer

Then the slope intercept the The standard form

anonymous · Answer

standard form is a^2+b^2=c^2?

anonymous · Answer

I keep coming up with something crazy like 
y=x-9.1....

anonymous · Answer

$$y+2=(3/5)(x-3)$$??

anonymous · Answer

$$y+2=(3x-9)(5x-15)$$??

anonymous · Answer

$$y+2=(3/5)(x-3)$$
$$=(3x-9)(5x-15)$$
$$=(15x-135)$$
y=x-9.3...?