Question

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Answer 1

@dude @563blackghost @Shadow

Answer 2

@kittybasil

Answer 3

Slope Intercept Form
\[y = mx + b\]
Point-Slope Form
\[y - y_{1} = m(x - x_{1})\]
Standard Form
\[Ax + By = C\]

Answer 4

can you give me a example to help me for each?

Answer 5

y = 3x + 5

Answer 6

What form is that

Answer 7

slope intercept

Answer 8

Point Slope Form is a bit bothersome to convert into so lets do Standard Form

\[y = 3x + 5\]
Standard Form is
\[Ax + By = C\]
Subtract 3x from both sides
\[-3x + y = 5\]
Now A, the coefficient for x, which is -3, cannot be negative, so we multiply the entire equation by -1.
\[3x - y = -5\]

Answer 9

im confused lol

Answer 10

With what part

Answer 11

the subtracting part

Answer 12

You don't understand why I subtracted 3x from both sides?

Answer 13

Yes

Answer 14

Well, I wanted to move the Bx over to the left side of the equation. So since it was a positive 3x I subtracted it from both sides, keeping the equation equal. If it were -3x I would have added 3x to both sides.

Answer 15

Ohhh okay makes sense. so what am I supposed to do for this question?
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Answer 16

Write a line in each form then convert it into something else

Answer 17

Wdym "Line" Can you show me how to do one and I do the rest?

Answer 18

That's what I just did with the slope intercept form into standard form