
Kaitlin D.
asked 11/10/20Find standard form
(h,k)=(-5,3), (x,y)=(2,9)
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Ani A. answered 11/10/20
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To get the standard form of a line wiht two points, you must:
- Find the slope:
- (9-3) / (2 - (-5)) = 6/7
- Use the slope to write the equation in point-slope form
- y - y1 = m (x - x1)
- Here (x1,y1) would be one of the points: we will use (2,9)
- y - 9 = (6/7) (x - 2)
- Distribute the slope and solve for y
- y -9 = (6/7)x - (6/7) *2
- y = 9 - (12/7) + (6/7)x
- Move x to the left side of the equation
- y - (6/7)x = (63/7) - (12/7)
- y - (6/7)x = 51/7
- Make sure the coefficient of x is a positive integer
- -7y + 6x = -51
Thus the final answer is 6x -7y = -51.
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Mark M.
Standard form of what?11/10/20