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ShadowKid3:

Write the equation of the line in fully simplified slope-intercept form.

ShadowKid3:

Juss1Jordan:

First to start off you need to find your rise over run if the line goes up its positive if it goes down its negative you look at where the line crosses on the x-axis and for this one it crosses a -3, so not you will go up on the line because the line is going up. Once you find another point th goes in between you fine your run if you need more help lmk

ShadowKid3:

@juss1jordan wrote:
First to start off you need to find your rise over run if the line goes up its positive if it goes down its negative you look at where the line crosses on the x-axis and for this one it crosses a -3, so not you will go up on the line because the line is going up. Once you find another point th goes in between you fine your run if you need more help lmk
uhh what

Juss1Jordan:

Do you know how to get the equation in slope form to start off with . ?

ShadowKid3:

@juss1jordan wrote:
Do you know how to get the equation in slope form to start off with . ?
no

Juss1Jordan:

@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
Do you know how to get the equation in slope form to start off with . ?
no
Soo slope form is written as y=mx+b and your "y" part is already found

ShadowKid3:

@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
Do you know how to get the equation in slope form to start off with . ?
no
Soo slope form is written as y=mx+b and your "y" part is already found
ok

Juss1Jordan:

@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
Do you know how to get the equation in slope form to start off with . ?
no
Soo slope form is written as y=mx+b and your "y" part is already found
ok
Since that part is found you just have to find out your slope, and thats where the rise over run comes in so start from -3 and count up till you get to positive five and that would be your rise

ShadowKid3:

@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
Do you know how to get the equation in slope form to start off with . ?
no
Soo slope form is written as y=mx+b and your "y" part is already found
ok
Since that part is found you just have to find out your slope, and thats where the rise over run comes in so start from -3 and count up till you get to positive five and that would be your rise
6

Juss1Jordan:

@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
Do you know how to get the equation in slope form to start off with . ?
no
Soo slope form is written as y=mx+b and your "y" part is already found
ok
Since that part is found you just have to find out your slope, and thats where the rise over run comes in so start from -3 and count up till you get to positive five and that would be your rise
6
Now that you have six, start at the point you got six from and count all the way till you meet the other point

ShadowKid3:

@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
Do you know how to get the equation in slope form to start off with . ?
no
Soo slope form is written as y=mx+b and your "y" part is already found
ok
Since that part is found you just have to find out your slope, and thats where the rise over run comes in so start from -3 and count up till you get to positive five and that would be your rise
6
Now that you have six, start at the point you got six from and count all the way till you meet the other point
what

Juss1Jordan:

@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
Do you know how to get the equation in slope form to start off with . ?
no
Soo slope form is written as y=mx+b and your "y" part is already found
ok
Since that part is found you just have to find out your slope, and thats where the rise over run comes in so start from -3 and count up till you get to positive five and that would be your rise
6
Now that you have six, start at the point you got six from and count all the way till you meet the other point
what
Your rise over run would be 6/8 .

ShadowKid3:

@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
Do you know how to get the equation in slope form to start off with . ?
no
Soo slope form is written as y=mx+b and your "y" part is already found
ok
Since that part is found you just have to find out your slope, and thats where the rise over run comes in so start from -3 and count up till you get to positive five and that would be your rise
6
Now that you have six, start at the point you got six from and count all the way till you meet the other point
what
Your rise over run would be 6/8 .
ok

Juss1Jordan:

@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
Do you know how to get the equation in slope form to start off with . ?
no
Soo slope form is written as y=mx+b and your "y" part is already found
ok
Since that part is found you just have to find out your slope, and thats where the rise over run comes in so start from -3 and count up till you get to positive five and that would be your rise
6
Now that you have six, start at the point you got six from and count all the way till you meet the other point
what
Your rise over run would be 6/8 .
ok
Now that you got 6/8 you need to see if you can simplify it and you can so 6/8 is equal to 3/4

ShadowKid3:

@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
@shadowkid3 wrote:
@juss1jordan wrote:
Do you know how to get the equation in slope form to start off with . ?
no
Soo slope form is written as y=mx+b and your "y" part is already found
ok
Since that part is found you just have to find out your slope, and thats where the rise over run comes in so start from -3 and count up till you get to positive five and that would be your rise
6
Now that you have six, start at the point you got six from and count all the way till you meet the other point
what
Your rise over run would be 6/8 .
ok
Now that you got 6/8 you need to see if you can simplify it and you can so 6/8 is equal to 3/4
ok

WhitePandaW:

my brain hurts lol

surjithayer:

take any two points on the line. I take here (3,0) and (0,-3) \[slope ~m=\frac{ y _{2}-y _{1} }{ x _{2}-x _{1}}=\frac{ -3-0 }{ 0-3 }=\frac{ -3 }{ -3 }=1\] eq. of line is \[y-y _{1}=m(x _{2}-x _{1})\] y-0=1(x-3) y=x-3 which is the eq. of line in slope intercept form y=mx+c slope m=1 intercept c=-3

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