write the slope-intercept form of the equation of the line passing through (4, -6) and parallel to the line y= 8x-2
what do we know about parallel lines?
I've kinda forgotten everything to be honest.
ok so parallel lines can't intersect each other. so they both have the same slope. since we know that the line goes through point (4,-6) and the slope must be 8, we can use point-slope form: y - y1 = m(x - x1)
so plug in your info and then convert it into slope-intercept form
You found a pro alex xD
what would i use for y and y1 and x and x1
y and x stay the same. y1 is the y part of the point and x1 is the x part of the point. so y1 = -6 and x1 = 4
and m would be 8 right?
yes
okay thank you so much!
wait you're not done yet tho cuz you have to convert it into slope-intercept form before you submit it
This is such simple math but I love watching you break it down for alex @AriPotta
#Proatwork
so since y1 would be -6 and the equation is y-y1 would it be y-(-6) and then the rest of the equation?
y - (-6) = 8(x - 4) y + 6 = 8(x - 4)
when you subtract a negative, it turns into addition
but you're not done yet since your answer has to be in slope-intercept form
I'm not sure if I've done the equation right so far. i started with y-(-6)= 8(x-4) then i switched it to y+6= 8x-32 and subtracted 6 from each side and got y=8x - 38
that's exactly right :)
is that all I have to do?
yep.
okay thank you! :)
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