Question about Two Math Problems! Help?

...Come on now. :| If you can't do the most basic of algebra, then just give up on life now. Come back when you need help on advanced calculus or graduate level theoretical math courses.Dark__Link

:| Calm down, Ive been sick and missed classes and I got a mid term tomorow, its been a while since I used any of this.

Or just don't ask math questions on Gamespot.zeppelin_64

Most people don't feel like thinking on gamespot. I just happened to be doing math homework so i checked it.

Or just don't ask math questions on Gamespot.zeppelin_64

Most people don't feel like thinking about things like math on Gamespot. I just happened to be doing math homework so i checked it.

[QUOTE="Dark__Link"]...Come on now. :| If you can't do the most basic of algebra, then just give up on life now. Come back when you need help on advanced calculus or graduate level theoretical math courses.EVOLV3

:| Calm down, Ive been sick and missed classes and I got a mid term tomorow, its been a while since I used any of this.

Slope formula is (x-x1)=m(y-y1), so equation is (x-4)=2.5(y+2), or y=(2/5)(x-9).

The other is (x-2)=3(y-1), or y=(x+1)/3.

Plus you can't ask for homework help here.... or something...

[QUOTE="Dark__Link"]...Come on now. :| If you can't do the most basic of algebra, then just give up on life now. Come back when you need help on advanced calculus or graduate level theoretical math courses.EVOLV3

:| Calm down, Ive been sick and missed classes and I got a mid term tomorow, its been a while since I used any of this.

Slope formula is (y-y1)=m(x-x1), so equation is (y+2)=2.5(x-4), or y=2.5x-12.

The other is (y-1)=3(x-2), or y=3x-5.

Plus you can't ask for homework help here.... or something...

[QUOTE="EVOLV3"]

[QUOTE="Dark__Link"]...Come on now. :| If you can't do the most basic of algebra, then just give up on life now. Come back when you need help on advanced calculus or graduate level theoretical math courses.Dark__Link

:| Calm down, Ive been sick and missed classes and I got a mid term tomorow, its been a while since I used any of this.

Slope formula is (x-x1)=m(y-y1), so equation is (x-4)=2.5(y+2), or y=(2/5)(x-9).

The other is (x-2)=3(y-1), or y=(x+1)/3.

Plus you can't ask for homework help here.... or something...

Yeah you could always use that way too.