Question

Ok, so the slope of the coordinates is (2,6) and (4,8).
The slope is;
M= 8-6
---- 2/2 which equals 1.
4-2

I need help with;
Take the points you have selected and write the equation of the line using the point-slope formula.

Answer 1

too easy that is why you are confused

Answer 2

you can write either
\[y-6=x-2\] or use the other point
because the slope is 1 you do not have to write \(y-y_1=1(x-x_1)\)

Answer 3

Oh damn, I feel silly.

Answer 4

lol i thought you might

Answer 5

Could you show me how to show the work?

Answer 6

Besides one other person, you have been the most reliable source lol.

Answer 7

what work?

Answer 8

According to the assignment, I need to show work.

Answer 9

\[y-6=x-2\] or
\[y-8=x-4\] same thing

Answer 10

you did all the work yourself in finding the slope
the rest is just to write the answer

Answer 11

both equations are \(y=x+4\) if you solve for \(y\) but you were not asked to solve for \(y\) you were only asked for "point-slope" form, either is correct

Answer 12

Ohhhh, ok thank you. I have a high C in this class so I have been working very hard to bring it up, so that is why I am being so bleh about this stuff lol.

Answer 13

you can do this for sure

Answer 14

Ok next I need to take my points (2,6) and (4,8) and do this;

Take the points you have selected and write the equation of the line using the slope-intercept formula

Answer 15

i thought you just did this one
the slope is 1
the equation is either \(y-4=x-2\) or \(y-8=x-4\)

Answer 16

I think I did, but this is the third question, this is just weird.

Answer 17

looks the same to me

Answer 18

Yeah, I know, hold on, let me type this out and see what is next.

Answer 19

The last one was just a write out the steps, thank you for your help.