DIFFERENT FORMS. Standard Form: ax + by = c Where a is Positive Not a fraction.

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DIFFERENT FORMS

Standard Form: ax + by = c Where a is Positive Not a fraction

Write in Standard Form:

Given: m = 5 (3, 7) Write in Point Slope Form Write in Slope Intercept Form Write in Standard Form

Given: (-2, 8) (-5, 9) Write in Point Slope Form Write in Slope Intercept Form Write in Standard Form

Given: Parallel to 4x-2y = 10 through (5, 7) Write in Point Slope Form Write in Slope Intercept Form Write in Standard Form

Given: Perpendicular to 3x-y = 4 through (-2, 5) Write in Point Slope Form Write in Slope Intercept Form Write in Standard Form

Homework Worksheet – Changing forms