Slope-Intercept Form vs Standard Form

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Slope-Intercept Form vs Standard Form

10/25/2015

30 Comments

Inverse Operation to the rescue!

30 Comments

Ronald McDonald Trump (Jaden Z.)

10/25/2015 03:20:23 pm

Im gonna be Inverse Operation Man for halloween now.

Cora C.

10/28/2015 02:01:29 pm

*facepalm*

Tapasya

10/26/2015 07:08:13 am

5x+3y=15 (standard Form)
3y=15-5x
y=5-5/3x
y=-5/3x+5(slope intercept form)

Tapasya

10/26/2015 07:09:00 am

sorry. I am sick today but I still did my homework.

Emmett

10/26/2015 12:14:39 pm

All we did was epic graph battles of algebra, which was awesome!

The mysterious man nobody knows

10/26/2015 12:13:52 pm

4th comment!

Scott Talley

10/27/2015 01:02:42 pm

Emmett, please stop, we all know you are the mysterious man nobody knows.

Jordan Christian

10/26/2015 12:24:06 pm

Nice

Angie L.

10/26/2015 12:48:09 pm

Hello! Great Video!

Mia

10/26/2015 01:26:11 pm

Hello! Good video

Hayden T.

10/26/2015 02:03:47 pm

Sean

10/26/2015 03:20:13 pm

Cool

Krista Martin

10/26/2015 03:24:06 pm

I understand, but can have 2 different variables on one side of the equation?

Scott

10/27/2015 01:03:53 pm

Well yes, because in standard form x and y are on the same side of the equation.

avery

10/26/2015 03:46:28 pm

Why don't you multiply the 3 by 4 when working with the fraction in the slope intercept form

Mr. Bigsby

10/27/2015 02:23:46 pm

Well technically we did. When we multiply 3/4 by 4 what happens is 3x4=12
then 12/4 = 3
so 3/4 x 4 = 3
As a short cut the multiplying 4 and the denominator 4 canceled each other out leaving the 3.

avery

10/26/2015 04:00:19 pm

Some of the videos you said I was missing were from when I wasn't even in the class so I didn't think it counted but I commented anyway

Autumn

10/26/2015 04:28:16 pm

Hello!

Blake

10/26/2015 04:38:03 pm

Good video me bigsby

Ray Sutton

10/26/2015 06:04:24 pm

Hi! I don't like chess but that game looks fun.

Ashton

10/26/2015 07:17:59 pm

Hi great vid

Scott Talley

10/27/2015 01:06:01 pm

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jacob b

10/27/2015 01:21:16 pm

hey

Natalie T

10/27/2015 01:50:42 pm

hii

Kate M

10/27/2015 02:23:43 pm

I get it but when it like a fraction couldnt you just give the denominator to the Y instead of multyping everything?

Cora C.

10/28/2015 01:59:50 pm

I think that you probably could, but the other method might be just a better way of doing the problem to make it a little deeper and clearer to find an exact solution to. Great question!

Cora C.

10/28/2015 01:57:43 pm

Hi! That video had a really cool way of graphing and changing Standard Form to Slope-Intercept Form and the other way around!!! Anyway, like Ray, I also am not a fan of chess (even though I want to learn how to play), but that game seems really simple and fun!

Jack

10/28/2015 02:46:20 pm

Hello!

isaiah

10/28/2015 08:08:26 pm

Josie

11/2/2015 07:45:06 pm

Hellooo

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