How do you write the equation of the line in the form AX+BY=C if m=6, (2,2)?

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Answer 1 · 2015-09-17T10:19:23

#6x-1y=10#

Given that a line passes through #(2,2)# and has a slope of #m=6#,
we can write the equation for the line in point-slope form as:

#(y-2)=6(x-2)#

Simplifying the right side:

#y-2=6x-12#

Add #12# to both sides

#y+10 = 6x#

Subtract #y# from both sides

#10 = 6x -y#

Reverse the sides:

#6x-1y=10#

(in standard #Ax+By=C# form)