Question

I need help on converting Slope Intercept form into Standard form. y=2x-0

Answer 1

does it really say \(y=2x-0\) ???

Answer 2

Yes, it needs to be converted to Standard form

Answer 3

most humans would just write \(y=2x\)

Answer 4

subtract \(y\) and get
\[2x-y=0\] in standard form

Answer 5

yes I know, but how do I get there

Answer 6

y-y1=m(x-x1)

Answer 7

just subtract y?

Answer 8

Pick any coordinate that will agree to the equation...

Answer 9

Like (2,4)

Answer 10

Well I put the coordinates into Slope-Intercept into Point-Slope..

Answer 11

was that a mistake?

Answer 12

Instead of Point-Slope*

Answer 13

y-4=2x(x-2)

Answer 14

yes, thank you. I think I found my answer.

Answer 15

Did you want the standard form?

Answer 16

well I wanted the steps to the standard form

Answer 17

not just the answer

Answer 18

I will give you a medal if you give me the steps

Answer 19

@Loser66

Answer 20

@Mindblast3r

Answer 21

Ax+By=C

Answer 22

yes

Answer 23

y-4=2(x-2)
y-4=2x-4

Answer 24

then what after?

Answer 25

No, that is the point-slope form.

Answer 26

yes I understand. How do I now get Point-Slope into Standard form?

Answer 27

I am now rewriting the whole thing

Answer 28

y=2x+0 is your slope-intercept form and we are going to make it into standard form (Ax+By=C)

Answer 29

with all of the steps?

Answer 30

if so, that would be much appreciated.

Answer 31

Do you want a video to explain it?

Answer 32

I just need steps. I have looked at a lot of videos

Answer 33

if you make the video then sure

Answer 34

Maybe this video will help:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeR_fuO__2M

Answer 35

you cannot do a quick run through of the steps?

Answer 36

I'll try...

Answer 37

thank you

Answer 38

y=2x+0 Start with your slope-intercept form.

y=2x+0 Subtract 2x on both sides.
-2x

-2x+y=0 This is your standard form equation.

Answer 39

thanks, i'll give your medal

Answer 40

Thanks :)