Question

thanks

Answer 1

y = -x + 8
So we have m = -1 and b can be anything
y = -x + b II y = -x + 8

y = -1 x = 4

-1 = -4 +b
b= 3

Answer 2

x+y=8
y = -x + 8
this has a slope of -1

Answer 3

no?

Answer 4

I think is y = -x + 3

Answer 5

y - y1 = m* (x - x1) where (x1,y1) = (4, -1) and m = -1

Answer 6

Parallel lines have the same slope.

Answer 7

yes This form is called the Point-slope form of a straight ;ime

Answer 8

y - (-1) = 1* (x - 4)

Answer 9

u could also use\[y=mx+b\]where\[y=vertical~axis\]\[x=horizontal~axis\]\[m=slope\]\[b=constant/y-intercept\]

Answer 10

Why not finish this first: y - (-1) = 1* (x - 4)

Answer 11

y=x-5

Answer 12

go ahead @Directrix :)

Answer 13

Yeah, well, I have a bad slope.

y - y1 = m* (x - x1) where (x1,y1) = (4, -1) and m = -1

y - (-1) = -1* (x - 4)

Answer 14

y = -x + 5 (4;-1)
-1 = -4 + 5
3 = 5?????? I can not undertand you

Answer 15

\[(4,-1)=(x,y)\]\[m=-1\]substitute this value into this equation to find b\[y=mx+c\]

Answer 16

\[y=mx+b*\]

Answer 17

we have
y = kx + c

Answer 18

\[-1=-1(4)+b\]\[-1=-4+b\]Add 4 on both sides

Answer 19

\[-1+4=-4+4+b\]\[b=3\]

Answer 20

YES

Answer 21

y = -x + 8
So we have m = -1 and b can be anything
y = -x + b II y = -x + 8

y = -1 x = 4

-1 = -4 +b
b= 3
in the top of this question

Answer 22

\[Now,we~can~form~a~new~equation~using\]\[m=-1~and~b=3\]substitute this value to form the equation\[y=mx+b\]

Answer 23

y = -x + 3

Answer 24

yep :)

Answer 25

T_T

Answer 26

thanks guys so much!!!

Answer 27

It's fun when several people collaborate in a thread.

Answer 28

It was strange

Answer 29

Agree @Directrix
yw! @cutegirl