How would you put these numbers in a point-slope equation?

Question

1.) Slope: 8/1: (x,y): (-8,-24)

2.) Slope: -1 (x,y): (-48,-8)

Answer 1

slope =

8 = (y+24)/(x+8)

y+24 = 8(x+8) is in point slope form

y=8x +64-24

y = 8x +40 is in slope intercept form with 8=slope, 40=y intercept

slope =

-1 = (y+8)/(x+48)

y+8 = -(x+48) is in point slope form where -1 = slope

y= -x -48-8

y =-x -56 is in slope intercept form where -56 is the y intercept, and implicit -1 is the slope = the coefficient of x when the equation is solved for y