Demonstrate how you can use the slope formula to write the point-slope form of an equation of a line.

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atsie · Answer

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Do you think you can help with this question at all? ^.^

thesmartone · Answer

Point-slope form of an equation of a line

$ y - y_1 = m(x - x_1)$

You can use the slope formula to find the value of m, and then you plug in a point

I don't really understand this question at all xD

If it asked how you can get the slope-intercept form from the point-slope form, that would make sense since you could quickly find the point-slope form and then all you have to do is solve for y to get the equation in slope-intercept form

But now I'm rambling about something else :P

atsie · Answer

Eh, I don't get it either. I'll try to coordinate my answer to what you wrote though. Thanks @TheSmartOne :))

thesmartone · Answer

The first half of what I wrote xD

The second half is a different thing xD

atsie · Answer

I know :P Thats what I meant. xD