Question #155806

Write (–1, –2), y = –3x + 5 in slope intercept form


Expert's answer

I have to find here a equation which passes through (−1,−2)(-1,-2) and parallel to y=−3x+5y=-3x+5 in slope - intercept form.

Here the given equation is y=−3x+5y=-3x+5 .........(1)

Slope of the given line (1) is m=−3m=-3

Equation of the line which is passes through (x1,y1)(x_1,y_1) and having slope mm is , (y−y1)=m(x−x1)(y-y_1)=m(x-x_1)

As the required line is parallel to (1), therefore the slope of the required line is m=−3m=-3 and it passes through (-1,-2).

Therefore the required equation of the line is (y+2)=(−3).(x+1)(y+2)=(-3).(x+1)

  ⟹  y=−3x−5\implies y=-3x-5

Which is the required equation of the line and it is in the slope - intercept form and having slope (−3)(-3) and yy intercept is 55 .


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