Question

What is the slope intercept form of the equation of the line that passes through the point (5,-4) and has a slope of 3/4?

Answer 1

first we need to set it up like this
\[\huge~\rm~y-y_1=m(x-x_1)\]
whereas m=slope
(x1,y1)

Answer 2

How do you insert the variables into the equation @pooja195

Answer 3

just type it out
y-y1=m(x-x1)

Answer 4

The answer is ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

Answer 5

This question is boring

Answer 6

I know i really dont want to do it @iamtheultimatehermes

Answer 7

Lol it is really easy would you like the answer

Answer 8

sure @iamtheultimatehermes lol

Answer 9

-_- WOW

Answer 10

wow @iamtheultimatehermes

Answer 11

Okay may I see your answer options because I have the answer I just want to make sure I am right

Answer 12

y=-3/4x-1/4

y=3/4x+1/4

y=3/4x+31/4

y=3/4x+31/4

@iamtheultimatehermes

Answer 13

aww he got busy and left :c

Answer 14

Still need help?

Answer 15

yeah @pooja195

Answer 16

@Librarian wants to do this problem so ill let him do it he loves these ^-^

Answer 17

okay @pooja195

Answer 18

nvm ok
first we need to set it up like this
\[\huge~\rm~y-y_1=m(x-x_1)\]
whereas m=slope
(x1,y1)

Answer 19

@pooja195 you've got this.

- Libby

Answer 20

We have this ill plug the info in for you
nvm ok
\[\huge~\rm~y+4=3/4(x-5)\]

Answer 21

distribute
3/4(x−5)

Answer 22

Oh okay thanks!! @pooja195

Answer 23

we arent done :)

Answer 24

Did you finish the distributing part?

Answer 25

yep @pooja195

Answer 26

What did you get? .-.

Answer 27

3/4x-3 3/4 @pooja195

Answer 28

y+4=3/4x-15/4
i dsitributed
whats -15/4-4?

Answer 29

-7 3/4

Answer 30

y=3/4x+−31/4
thats what u should ahve gotten

Answer 31

Thank you!! @pooja195

Answer 32

:)