The World Of Linear Equations Writing Linear Equations In Slope-Intercept Form y = mx + b.

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The World Of Linear Equations
Writing Linear Equations
In Slope-Intercept Form
y = mx + b
If you are given:
The slope and y-intercept

Finding the equation of
the line in y= mx + b
form. Given: slope
and y-intercept. Just
substitute the “m” with
the slope value and
the “b” with the yintercept value.


Slope = ½
½ and
y-intercept = -3
y= mx + b
y= ½x – 3
If you are given: A Graph
Find the:




y – intercept = b = the point where
the line crosses the y axis.
change in y' s
Slope = rise = m =
change in x' s
run
y – intercept = b = -3
-3
Slope = up
1 =m=
over 2
½
y= mx + b
y= ½x – 3
If you are given:
The slope and a point

Given: slope (m)
and a point (x,y).
To write equations
given the slope and
a point using
Point-Slope Form.
Point-Slope Form
y  y1  m(x  x1 )

Slope =½
½and point (4,-1)
4 -1
y  y1  m(x  x1 )
y   1  1 x  4 
2
y  1  1 x  4
2
y  1  1  x 1 4
2
2
y  1  1 x 2
2
-1
y= ½x – 3
-1
If you are given:
The slope and a point

Given: slope (m) and a
point (x,y). Substitute
x, y, and m into y =
mx+b and find the value
of b (the y-intercept).
Then write the equation
substituting m and b
values into y = mx + b.

½ and point (4,-1)
Slope =½
4 -1
y = mx + b
-1 = ½(4) + b
-1
= 2 + b
-2
-2
-3 = b
So!
m =
½
y= ½x – 3
and b = -3
If you are given:
Two points

Finding the equation of
Find the: rise
change in y' s
the line in y= mx + b

Slope =
=m=
run
change in x' s
form. Given: Two
2 1
 2   4 
2  4



points. First find the
4 2
2   2 
22
slope (m) and then
2 -2

Slope =½
½ and point (2,
-2)
substitute one of the
y = mx + b
points x and y values
-2 = ½(2) + b
into y = mx+b along with
-2 = 1 + b
the slope.
Point (-2, -4) & Point (2, -2)
-1
-1
-3 = b
m =
y= ½x – 3
½
So!
and b = -3
If you are given:
Two points

Finding the equation of
the line in y= mx + b
form. Given: Two
points. First find the
slope (m) and then
substitute one of the
points x and y values into
Point-Slope Form.
Point-Slope Form
y  y1  m(x  x1 )
Point (-2, -4) & Point (2, -2)
Find the:

Slope =
 2   4 
2   2 

rise
=m=
run

change in y' s
change in x' s
2  4

22
2 1

4 2
2 -2
Slope =½
½ and point (2,
-2)
y  y1  m(x  x1 )
y   2  1 x  2
2
y  2  1  x  1 2
2
2
y  2  1 x 1
2
-2
y= ½x – 3
-2
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