The equation for point-slope form is
m being the slope, y1 being the second point in the (2, -6) and the x1 being the first point in the (2, -6).
So the equation would look like this (for point-slope):
If you're looking for slope-intercept form you can simplify the equation:
If you're looking for the standard form of the equation, you can take the slope-intercept equation and turn it into standard form:
m being the slope, y1 being the second point in the (2, -6) and the x1 being the first point in the (2, -6).
So the equation would look like this (for point-slope):
If you're looking for slope-intercept form you can simplify the equation:
If you're looking for the standard form of the equation, you can take the slope-intercept equation and turn it into standard form:
