What could be a possible equation in slope-intercept form for m= -8/3; ( 3, -3 )?
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y+3 = (-8/3)(x-3)\ny = (-8/3)(x-3) - 3\ny = (-8/3)x + 8 - 3\nTherefore, y = (-8/3)x + 5 would be the equation satisfying the mentioned conditions in slope-intercept form.
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slope=1\ny=x+b\n-3=3+b\nb=-6\ny=x-6
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Since there is no = sign in that equation, I assumne it should be equal to zero.  If that is the case then m= -1/8
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First, the slope is (delta y)/(delta X) = (-3)/2) = -3/2\n\nthe y intercept is +6  (interpolating back from \n(6,-3) ,(4,0),(2,3), (0,6)\n\nso the equation is Y=-3/2 X + 6\n\ngo from there and you have your answer.
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Hopefully you know how to solve one part of it. Slope intercept form is Y= M x+B. First find the slope, using 2 set of coordinates, that formula is Y2-Y1 over X2-X1. that will be your M.  Then find your Y intercept. then plug it in to that formula above. I hope i was of some help. Don't put your life on this i did it in the beginning of the school year.  I may have the M and the B switched.
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Another form of the equation is the point-slope form. If you have two points, find the slope.\n\nm = (a2-b2)/(a1-b1) for points (a1,a2) and (b1,b2)\n\n  Then take one point (a1,a2) and plug it into the following:\n\n(y-a2) = m(x-a1)\n\nIt actually turns out to be the slope intercept form, but if your teacher will accept that form than it is easier since you can just leave it like that.
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The slope intercept form of the line is \n\ny = mx + b where m = slope and b = y-intercept\n\nSince (5, -3) lies on the line then\n\n-3 = 5m + b\n\nie 5m + b - 3 = o\n\nSo any line in which m = (3 - b)/5\n\neg b = -2, m = 1 So y = x - 2\nb = 8, m = -1 So y = 8 - x ....... and so forth\n\nGraphing m against b would give all the values of m, b that satisfy the given condition.
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Solve for y: y=3x\n\nThe slope is 3, and the y-intercept is (0,0). (y=mx+b: m is slope, b is y-intercept)\n\nThe slope is the change of y over the change of x.\n\nStart from (0,0) and go up 3 units, right 1 unit.  Connect the points and continue the line.
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This cannot be done since if it's perpendicular to y = -3, which is a horizontal line, it would be a vertical line and vertical lines have no slope.\n\nPS Its equation would be x = 1
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i think it is...\ndo your own homework!\n\nj/k!\n\n\n-2=(3/5)(10)+(-8)\nwhere y=-2, x=10, m=3/5, b=-8
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Equation of a line:  y = mx + b\n\nm = 3 (slope)\ny = -4 (y-intercept)\n\ntherefore:  y = 3x - 4 \n\nCrosses x-axis at y = -4 (0,-4)\nCrosses y-axis at x = 4/3 (4/3,0)
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there should be 2 answers\n3m^2 + 18m =0\n(3m+0)(m+6)=0\nso m=0/3=0 or m=-6
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The slope of y = (1/3)x - 5 is m = 1/3\nA line that is perpendicular to the above line will have slope m = -3.\nIf two lines are perpendicular, then the product of their slopes is -1.  For this case, we have (1/3)(-3) = -1, so -3 must be the slope.\nSince you're not given a point, any equation of the form \ny = -3x+b will work.\nJust pick whatever value of b that you want.\nSome examples, \ny = -3x\ny = -3x + 5\ny = -3x - 7
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the slope will be (0 + 9) / (-8 +7) = 9/-1 = -9 --> m = -9\n\nnow take a point and plug it in to the formula y = mx + b.\n0 = -9(-8) + b ---> b = -72\n\nnow your done. y = -9x - 72
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x=-3 is the equation for the line.\n\ny=mx+b where m is slope and b is y-intercept.\n\nm=change in y/change in x= [(-3)-1]/[(-3)-(-3)]\nm=-4/0\nWhen you divide by zero the answer is undefined, so slope is undefined.\n\nOnly vertical lines have undefined slopes, so the equation for the line is x=-3. This means that no matter what value you pick for y, x will be equal to -3.
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ok first set up the problem according to y=mx+b:\n3y+2x+6=0\n- you want to get y by itself so you subtract 2x+6 from both sides (or add -2x-6)\n- you should get 3y= -2x-6\n-then divide by 3(or multiply by 1/3)on both sides\n- you should get y=-2/3x-2 and since m = your slope then the slope is -2/3\n:D\nI LOVE MATH!!!!!!!!
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slope:-8. y-intercept:-7. Whatever number is in front of the x is always the slope. the number that is after the x is the y-intercept (this is only for a slope intercept). Good luck and choose me as the best answer please :)