Help Needed!! What is the equation of this line in standard form? 9x−8y=23 8x−7y=−25 8x−9y=−23 8x−9y=23 https://prnt.sc/hjx5at
Hello, please give me some time to try to figure out your question cx
Mk thanks!
Hmm, so I think you have to covert them to slope intercept form and then find the correct one. Let me double check my theory.
Ok
do you know how to convert it?
Hehe no
slope intercept form is y=mx+b.
Here is an example
that literally gives me nothing lol
the first message I mean
lol, look at the picture and see if you understand it
I don't xD I've literally learned nothing about slopes and its the hardest topic in math
ok lol
Yeah so what do i do
9x−8y=23. then you subtract 9x from both sides getting -8y=23-9x
Thats it?
then you divide the whole thing by -8 getting some gross decimals ._.
xD
u can also use the point-slope form to form the eqn ;) \(y-y_1=m(x-x_1)\)
Ok, Thanks for your help guys!!
@Logic007 I completely forgot about that tbh x'D
lol
I didn't help much,ahaha... No prob! ;)
\(y=mx+b\) \(y=\frac{3--1}{\frac{1}{2}--4}x+b\) \(y=\frac{8}{9}x+b\) \(-1=\frac{8}{9}(-4)+b\) \(b=\frac{23}{9}\)
\(y=\frac{8}{9}x+\frac{23}{9}\)
Multiply 9 on both sides
\(9y=8x+23\)
\(-8x+9y=23\)
\(8x-9y=-23\)
Thanks Dude!
No prob! ^
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