Point Slope to Standard Form

Write equation in STANDARD FORM. (Hint: Write in point-slope form first, then convert to STANDARD FORM.) through: (2, −5), slope = −4

• 4x+y=3

• x+5y=4

• 5x+4y=1

• x+y=5

Write equation in STANDARD FORM. (Hint: Write in point-slope form first, then convert to STANDARD FORM.) through: (−1, −3), slope = 4

• 4x+4y=-1

• x+y=4

• x-4y=1

• 4x-y=-1

y + 1 =  4/5(x − 5) in standard form is

• 4x-5y=25

• 5x-4y=25

• 4x+5y=21

• 5x+4y=-25

• 2x+2y=0

• x+y=2

• 2x+y=-2

• x+2y=2

Write the equation of the line that goes through the point (1, 4) and has slope of 6.

• y=-6x+11

• y=-6x-3

• y=6x-2

• y=6x-4

Write equation in STANDARD FORM. (Hint: Write in point-slope form first, then convert to STANDARD FORM.) through: (5, 0), slope = −1

• x-y=5

• x+y=5

• 5x+y=1

• x+5y=5

Write equation in STANDARD FORM. (Hint: Write in point-slope form first, then convert to STANDARD FORM.) through: (−3, −4), slope = − \frac{1}{3}

• x+3y=-15

• 3x+y=15

• 15x+3y=1

• x+y=-15

Write equation in STANDARD FORM. (Hint: Write in point-slope form first, then convert to STANDARD FORM.) through: (3, 0), slope = \frac{2}{3}

• 3x+2y=6

• 2x-3y=6

• 6x+2y=3

• 2x+6y=-3

y − 5 = −3(x + 2) in standard form is...

• y+3x=1

• 3x+y=-1

• x+y=3

• 3x-y=1

What is the Standard Form of a linear equation

• Ax+By=C

• y=mx+b

• y-y1 = m(x-x1)

• m = (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)