Between the Forms
Part of the Graphs & Systems section of Coddy's Algebra journey. Lesson 28 of 61.
Standard form and slope-intercept form can describe the same line. For , subtract and divide by 2 to get . The slope is .
If B is nonzero, rearranging gives , so the slope is . For , the slope is . If , the line is vertical and its slope is undefined.
Challenge
MediumRewrite in slope-intercept form: solve for and multiply everything out.
Try it yourself
Get alone, and multiply out the other side
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