write an equation in slope-intercept form for a line where slope = 0, and that passes through G(3,2)

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anonymous · Answer

use this: y-y1=m(x-x1)

anonymous · Answer

you know that the slope which is the gradient m= 0

anonymous · Answer

and you've been given the x and y coordiinates

anonymous · Answer

all you have to do now is substitute the values for m, x1 and y1

timaashorty · Answer

Can you help me do that?

timaashorty · Answer

@crystal1_1

anonymous · Answer

ok so m=0
x1=3
y1=2

anonymous · Answer

the formula for the equation is y-y1=m(x-x1)
therefore, y-2=0(x-3)
y-2= 0timesx-0times3
y-2=0
y=2

anonymous · Answer

i think thats how you do it. I've never heard of slope intercept form but i'm assuming it's the same as gradient intercept.

timaashorty · Answer

Therefore it's y-2 = 0 (x-3) ?

timaashorty · Answer

Wait now I see what you did. I think you did it just right. thank you!