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For each of the following right triangles, set up a trigonometric ratio involving angle A and then find the

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Part 37)

a) Point-slope form $y-5=(1)(x-3)$

b) Slope intercept form $y=x+2$

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Part 39)

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c) Standard form $2x-y=-1$

Step-by-step explanation:

Part 37) Line passing through point (3,5) and slope of 1

Part a) Equation of the line in point slope form

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Part b) Equation of the line into slope intercept form

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m is the slope

b is the y-intercept

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Part c) Equation of the line in standard form

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$Ax+By=C$

where

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B and C are integers

we have

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$0=x+2-y$

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Part b) Equation of the line into slope intercept form

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