A line has a slope of 4 and passes through the point (1, -1).
Whats the question :/
That's all it gave me so I think I have to create a equation.
y = mx + b. M = slope.
I know that but it has to pass through (1,-1,).
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Thats a way you can check to look to see if it makes a line.
ok since there is the point, which one is the x? (that will represent x in y = mx + b)
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The slope is 4x
y = 4(1) + b
NEVER MIND IM AN IDIOT
y - y1 = m(x - x1). replace this, do not solve.
-1-1(-1)=4(4x-4(4) << is that how I will put it in.
No, you do not have y or x. You have y1 and x1. You will keep y and x the same, replace the rest :D
O ok.
I will just give you step by step instruction. y - y1 first. y1 is -1 so y + 1 (the double negative cancles and becomes a positive. So you have y + 1 = m(x-x1) m = 4 as you already found out so y + 1 = 4(x - x1). Now x1 = 1 so your answer is: y + 1 = 4(x - 1)
I get it now thx I will medal you and fan if you like.
Sure, thank you. I just learned this too so I like practicing and teaching at the same time :D
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