Standard Form (Converting)

Which form has x & y on the SAME side of the equal sign?

• Standard Form

• Slope-Intercept Form

• Point-Slope Form

• Vertex Form

Just by looking at this equation, can you see the slope?

 $y=7x-2$  

• Yes, it's 7

• Yes, it's 2

• Yes, it's -2

• No, you have to convert it 

• Yes, it's -7

Just by looking at this equation, can you see the y-int?

 $y=7x-2$  

• Yes, it's 7

• Yes, it's 2

• Yes, it's -2

• No, you have to convert it 

• Yes, it's -7

Just by looking at this equation, can you see the y-int?

 $y=5-3x$  

• Yes, it's 5

• Yes, it's -5

• Yes, it's -3

• No, you have to convert it 

• Yes, it's 3

Just by looking at this equation, can you see the slope?

 $y=5-3x$  

• Yes, it's 5

• Yes, it's -5

• Yes, it's -3

• No, you have to convert it 

• Yes, it's 3

Just by looking at this equation, can you see the slope?

 $4x-2y=20$  

• Yes, it's 4

• Yes, it's -2

• Yes, it's 2

• No, you have to convert it 

• Yes, it's 20

Just by looking at this equation, can you see the y-int?

 $4x-2y=20$  

• Yes, it's 4

• Yes, it's -2

• Yes, it's 2

• No, you have to convert it 

• Yes, it's 20

What is the slope of this line?

 $4x-2y=20$  

*Type your answer as a NUMBER ONLY!!

What is the y-int of this line?

 $4x-2y=20$  

*Type your answer as a NUMBER ONLY! 
(Not a coordinate)

Just by looking at this equation, can you see the y-int?

 $4y-3x=32$  

• Yes, it's 4

• Yes, it's -3

• Yes, it's -32

• No, you have to convert it 

• Yes, it's 3