passes through (-1,1) slope -1
do you know the point-slope formula? :)
YES
thennn you would want to use that ! :)
OKA for this question it is point slope formula and what about this has y intercept 4 and x intercept -1
what formula for this one
yaas ^_^. Hmm.. the second one you would use the same thing. But you should remember that y intercept at 4 means (0,4) and x intercept at -1 means (-1,0) :)
oh same formula for that one too you mean y+=y1+m(x-x1)
we will plug in the value just?
and what about this one slope of 1/2 and y intercept -3
i think so.. You would want it in the form y= mx + b where "b" is your y intercept -3. :)
oka and passes through 5,-1 parallel to 2x+5y=15
you'd have to find the gradient of 2x+5y = 15 first. Then use that gradient and your point (5,-1) in the point slope formula again.
oh oka thank you so so much
no problem :)!
i need help with induction too
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i have calculus final paper on tuesday 1st semester of biotechnology i am in
if you have questions, you should just post it on here and i'm sure someone will be able to help you out :P Good luck with your finals!
thankyou so so much ! and i will but m afraid some explanations of questions cant be understand through chatting . i might look into tutorials on youtube
thankyou so so much ! and i will but m afraid some explanations of questions cant be understand through chatting . i might look into tutorials on youtube
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