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Title: What does the standard form of the equation of a line represent? Post by: MoneyKing on Nov 7, 2012 Standard Form: Ax + By = C
x and y represent any ordered pair or coordinate that satisfies the graph. A and B represent the slope, because (negative A divided by B = slope) What does C represent? Title: What does the standard form of the equation of a line represent? Post by: Dyosan on Nov 7, 2012 C is the y-intercept (where along the y-axis the line passes when x=0)
Title: What does the standard form of the equation of a line represent? Post by: dyrhenry on Nov 7, 2012 standrd form is used to quickly find the x and y intercepts
try when x is zero what is y? c/b when y is zero what is x? c/a so c is used then to help find them |