SOLUTION: Find the point slope form of a line with Slope: −6 that passes through (−1,4)
(y− )= (x− )
Write the line in slope intercept form below:
y=
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Question 998447: Find the point slope form of a line with Slope: −6 that passes through (−1,4)
(y− )= (x− )
Write the line in slope intercept form below:
y=
Answer by josgarithmetic(39617) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Point-slope form comes from the definition for slope of a line.
If two points (x,y) and (p,v) the number, m, for slope is .
------the point-slope form for a line.
Use your given values and just substitute. That's it!
and you might want the simple simplification,
.
Change from the point-slope form into the slope-intercept form: SIMPLE algebra.
If starting in general with
(But watch your signs very carefullly);
and then either as or .
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