Question

What is the point-slope form of an equation with the slope of 3/5 that passes through the point (10, –2)?
A. y + 10 = 3/5(x – 2)
B. y + 2 = 3/5(x – 10)
C. y – 10 = 3/5(x + 2)
D. y – 2 = 3/5(x + 10)

Answer 1

Those cup size is the answer no lie

Answer 2

lmao wow umm thanks I guess? this isn't for me anyways just helping a friend out with her math pre-test

Answer 3

The equation for point slope form is \[y-y _{1}=m(x-x _{1})\]
So substitute the equation with your given values
Remember that m is the slope and x1 is the x coordinate, y1 is the y coordinate

Answer 4

So, your point-slope form would be:
y-(-2)=3/5(x-10), which would simplify to y+2=3/5(x-10)

Answer 5

So, the answer is B., y+2=3/5(x-10) @jessica_the_meow

Answer 6

ty for explaining :) your were very helpful :)

Answer 7

Np :)

Answer 8

And for future reference, if you are ever given two points rather than one for this kind of problem, remember that you are only paying attention the first point (from left to right), because you only need x1 and y1, not x2 and y1 for point-slope form

Answer 9

..Happy studying! :)

Answer 10

okay ill keep that in mind :) @openstudier101x

Answer 11

..er sorry typo haha not x2 and y2* for point-slope form

Answer 12

..But great! Glad to help :)