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| Has a slope of -3 and passes through (2,1) |
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y = mx+b
1 = -3(2)+b
1 = -6+b
+6 +6
7 = b
y = -3x+7 |
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| Passes through (2,0) and is parallel to 5x-2y = 7. |
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5x-2y = 7
(-2y = -5x+7)/-2
y=5/2x-7/2
m=5/2
y=mx+b
0=5/2(2)+b
0=5+b
-5 -5
-5=b
y=5/2x-5 |
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| What is always true to a line that is perpendicular to another? (What do they both have?) |
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They both have to have opposite slopes.
exp. m =-1/2 the line perpendicular to it m =2/1=2 |
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| what do all parallel lines always have? |
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the same slope.
exp. m = 2/3
the line parallel m = 2/3 |
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| Passes through (4,5) and is perpendicular to y = 7 |
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| a relation in which every x-value corrosponds to one y-value. |
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| set of all x-values in a relation. no repeating |
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| set of all y-values, no repeating. |
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| what is the slope of a horozontal line? |
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| What is the slope to a vertical line? |
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| other than using standard form how can you find the slope? |
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(x1, y1) (x2, y2)
m = y1-y2/x1-x2 |
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