First, we must determine <u><em>b</em></u> using <u><em>slope-intercept form*</em></u>, the given point, and the given slope.
Second, we need to set up the equation of the line in slope-intercept form.
Third, we convert the above equation to <em>STANDARD FORM**</em>.
We now have our equation:
*Slope-intercept form: <em>y = mx + b</em>
**Standard form: <em>ax + by = c</em>
The coordinate of points K, L and M is the location of the points on a coordinate plane
<h3>How to determine the missing coordinates?</h3>
The given parameters are:
K = (10, )
L = ( ,10)
M = (30, )
The question has missing parameters.
So, I will assume that the line is a perfectly horizontal line.
This means that the y-coordinates of points K, L and M are equal.
The y-coordinate of point L is 10.
So, we have:
K = (10, 10)
L = ( ,10)
M = (30, 10)
Assume that point L is halfway points K and M, then we have:
K = (10, 10)
L = (20, 10)
M = (30, 10)
See attachment for the diagram of the coordinate plane showing the line
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