Slope Intercept Form
y=-5x+6
-5
Slope: -2
y intercept: 4
y=-2x+4
What is true about the SLOPES?
They are the SAME
What is true about PERPENDICULAR lines
Their slopes are FLIPPED and SWITCHED
2x+8y=-3
standard form
Point Slope Form
y-3=4(x-5)
4
Slope: 2
Point: (3,8)
y=2x+2
What would the slope be of a parallel line,
given y=6x-3
m=6
What would the slope be of a PERPENDICULAR line,
given y=3/4x-3
flip and switch
-4/3
Put this into standard form:
-2x+6y=5
2x-6y=5
*number in front of x must be +
Points
(2,4) (5,13)
9/3
=3
y-3=-3(x+4)
y=-3x-9
What slope would you use for a parallel line to these points? (hint: find slope)
(3,9) (-7,4)
1/2
What slope would you use for a perpendicular line to these points? (hint: find slope)
(3,9) (-7,4)
-2
Put in standard form
1/2x+4x=7
1x+8x=14
*clear fraction*
(-2,9) (-2,6)
-3/0
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Standard Form
4x-y=15
m=4
write an equation of the line that passes THRU (5,4) and PARALLEL to y=3x+5
y=3x-11
write an equation of the line that passes THRU (5,4) and PARALLEL to y=-1/3x+5
y=3x-11
What are the x and y intercepts
2x-4y=8
x (4,0)
y (-2,0)
Standard Form
3x-y=4
-y=-3x+4
y=3x-4
m=3
2 Points
(-4,2)(-2,16)
y=7x+30
write an equation of the line that passes THRU (8,-3) and PARALLEL to y=3/4x+5
y=3/4x - 9
write an equation of the line that passes THRU (15,-11) and PERPENDICULAR to y=3/5x-8
y=-5/3x+14
Put into Standard form
y+2=-5(x+3)
y+2=5x-15
y=-5x+13
5x+y=13