i no standard form is Ax+By=C, but how do i make it happen?
How do i write an equation of a line in standard form that has a slope of -3/5 and passes through (2,1)?
hey dont worry i ll help u out......
given pt. is (2,1) and the slope is -3/5.
so the eqn. of the line is-
(y-1)=-3/5(x-2)
solve it and u ll get,
3x+5y=11 (answer)
Reply:1 = (-3/5)(2) + b.
b = 11/5.
Equation in slope-intercept form: y = -3x/5 + 11/5.
Equation in standard form: 3x + 5y = 11.
-John
Reply:gradient = -3/5 and point (2,1)
use equation y-y1=m(x-x1)
where m is the gradient and point (2,1) is( x1,y1)
therefore substitute in eqn:
(y-1)=-3/5(x-2)
y-1=3/5x-6/5
y=3/5x-1/5
5y=3x-1
Reply:You write
y = (-3/5) (x) + b
and determine b from the given point (2, 1) on the line; then rewrite the line equation given above with b replaced.
If you want a standard form with all variable terms on the left and a constant on the right, then you can juggle the above expression (after determining b) and get to that form.
Reply:start with point-slope form
(y-1) = (-3/5)(x-2)
multiply through by 5
5y - 5 = -3x + 6
add 5 to both sides
5y = -3x + 11
add 3x to both sides
5y + 3x = 11
Reply:Us the point-slope form
y - 1 = (-3/5)(x - 2)
Multiply both sides by 5
5y - 5 = -3(x - 2)
Multiply through the -3
5y - 5 = -3x + 6
Add 3x to both sides
3x + 5y - 5 = -3x + 3x + 6
3x + 5y - 5 = 6
Add 5 to both sides
3x + 5y - 5 + 5 = 6 + 5
3x + 5y = 11
Reply:(2,1) are the x and y coordinates. (x,y)
Equation of a line is in the form:
y= mx + c, where,
m is the gradient or slope of the line
c is the y-intercept
"m" is known as -3/5
Next find y-intercept.
substitue into the general form: y = mx+c
we use co-ordinate (2, 1)
1 = -3/5 (2) + c
5/5 = -6/5 + c
c = 11/5
Now, we have m = -3/5 and c = 11/5
Hence, general equation of the line is
y = -3/5x + 11/5
multiply 5 on both sides:
5y = -3x +11
Re-arranging equation:
3x + 5y = 11
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