Another way, once you've figured out the slope as Mahmut showed you...
y = mx + b
I'll use the other point, just for fun.
3 = (5/2)(-2) + b
3 = -5 + b
b = 8
y = (5/2)x + 8
Isabel O.
asked 08/05/21Kinda stuck need help on this problem.
Another way, once you've figured out the slope as Mahmut showed you...
y = mx + b
I'll use the other point, just for fun.
3 = (5/2)(-2) + b
3 = -5 + b
b = 8
y = (5/2)x + 8
Hello Isabel.
When you create an equation from 2 points; you need to find a slope first then you can use any of the points to follow "point-slope form"
slope is (y2 - y1)/(x2 - x1) = (8-3)/(0--2) =5/2;
lets chose point (0, 8) and apply point-slope form;
y - 8 = 5/2 *(x -0)
y -8 = 5x/2
y = 5x/2 +8
hope that helps
Raymond B. answered 08/07/21
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
(-2,3) and (0,8) have a line through them with a y intercept of 8= b, and slope = (8-3)/(0--2) = 5/2= m
y=mx+b is the general form of a line in slope intercept form
m=5/2, b= 8
y =(5/2)x + 8
or to eliminate fractions, multiply by 2
to get 2y=5x + 16
or 2y -5x = 16
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