If you know that a= 0 and b=0, how can you write an equation in point slope form of the equation ax+by=c? the equation of the line in point slope form when y and x = 0 is:

We are given equation of line as

Firstly, we will solve for y

Subtract both sides by Ax

now, we can divide both sides by B

now, we can write it in point slope form of line

so, we can get

we can also write as

.............Answer

The equation of line in point slope form is given by

→ , where  a and b are X intercept and Y intercept respectively.

The given equation is , Ax + B y -C=0 and we have to write it in point slope form, when x=0. and y=0 is

→

→ Not defined + Not defined=1 or x+y=∞ which is not possible.

Or, when x=0,and y=0,

L.H.S= A×0 +B×0=0

R.H.S=C if C≠0 ,which is a real number.

If C=0, then→ x+y=0, which is slope intercept form when A=B=C=0.

L.H.S ≠ R.H.S

So, there is no line or no line can be written in slope intercept form when ,y=0 and x=0.

f(x) is going down by 4

step-by-step explanation:

(its either that or its going left by 4)

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