L liesl123 New member Joined Mar 28, 2012 Messages 6 Mar 28, 2012 #1 Write the slope intercept form of the equation. Through (2,3); m= -5/6 I know the equation should be y=mx + b I can get this part y= -5/6x + (but I am not sure how to find b)
Write the slope intercept form of the equation. Through (2,3); m= -5/6 I know the equation should be y=mx + b I can get this part y= -5/6x + (but I am not sure how to find b)
D Deleted member 4993 Guest Mar 28, 2012 #2 liesl123 said: Write the slope intercept form of the equation. Through (2,3); m= -5/6 I know the equation should be y=mx + b I can get this part y= -5/6x + (but I am not sure how to find b) Click to expand... Equation of a line passing through(x1,y1) with a slope m: \(\displaystyle y - y_1 \ = \ m \ * \ (x - x_1)\) Substitute and simplify.....
liesl123 said: Write the slope intercept form of the equation. Through (2,3); m= -5/6 I know the equation should be y=mx + b I can get this part y= -5/6x + (but I am not sure how to find b) Click to expand... Equation of a line passing through(x1,y1) with a slope m: \(\displaystyle y - y_1 \ = \ m \ * \ (x - x_1)\) Substitute and simplify.....
L liesl123 New member Joined Mar 28, 2012 Messages 6 Mar 28, 2012 #3 Thanks Here is my work y-3=-5/6(x-2) y-3=-5/6x+10/6 y=-5/6x+9/3+10/16 y=-5/6x+14/3
D Deleted member 4993 Guest Mar 28, 2012 #4 liesl123 said: Here is my work y-3=-5/6(x-2) y-3=-5/6x+10/6 y=-5/6x+9/3+5/3 y=-5/6x+14/3 Click to expand... Looks good - with a small typo that I fixed above.
liesl123 said: Here is my work y-3=-5/6(x-2) y-3=-5/6x+10/6 y=-5/6x+9/3+5/3 y=-5/6x+14/3 Click to expand... Looks good - with a small typo that I fixed above.