@AdrDiazEs Indicate in standard form the equation of the line through the given points. K(6, 4), L(-6, 4) What formula do I use?
@helpme1.2
this is what a standard form looks like, \[\huge ax+by = c\]
first find the slope of a line. do you know how to find the slope ?
ermm, I probably have before but I dont remember. /.\
wait wait lemme check
\[\frac{ y2-y1 }{ x2-x1 }\] ?
yes, you're on the right track, now plug the points and solve to find the slope
I think I messed up lol... I got \[\frac{ 4 - 4 }{ -6 - 6 }\]
which is 0/-12
yes and \[\frac{ 0 }{ -12 } = 0 \] so the slope would be 0
now you have the slope, use a tangent line formula of \[\huge y-y_1 = m(x-x_1)\] m is the slope and plug in the points
\[\huge (6,4) = (\color {red}{x_1, y_1 })\]
( 6 , 4 ) = (6,4) ?
i meant to say, you can use those points and plug them into the tangents line formula
ooohhh lol. y-4=0(x-6) ?
now distribute the \[\huge 0(\color{green}{x-6}) \]
the zero to x-6
so you would have \[\huge y-4 = 0\]
now try to put that in to the standard form that i gave you at the beginning
x + y - 4 + 0 ?
in this case the |dw:1388546116570:dw|
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