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    Point Slope Form to Standard Form

    How to convert

    It is a common to ask to have to convert equation of line from point slope form to standard form.
    Video Tutorial on Point Slope to Standard Form
    Example of Converting from Point Slope to Standard Form

    Convert to standard form.
    Step 1) Distribute 'm' or the slope to x −x1 step 1
    Step 2)Move" y1 to the other side by adding its opposite to both sides of the equation and simplify step 2
    Step 3) "Move" the x term to the other side by addding its opposite to both sides Step 3


    Practice Converting Equations

    Convert to standard form.
    Step 1) Distribute 'm' or the slope to x −x1 step 1
    Step 2) Move" y1 to the other side by adding its opposite to both sides of the equation and simplify step 1
    Step 3) "Move" the x term to the other side by addding its opposite to both sides step 1
    Convert to standard form.
    Step 1) Distribute 'm' or the slope to x −x1 step 1
    Step 2) Move" y1 to the other side by adding its opposite to both sides of the equation and simplify step 1
    Step 3) "Move" the x term to the other side by addding its opposite to both sides step 1
    Convert to standard form.
    Step 1) Distribute 'm' or the slope to x −x1 step 1
    Step 2)Move" y1 to the other side by adding its opposite to both sides of the equation and simplify step 1
    Step 3) "Move" the x term to the other side by addding its opposite to both sides step 1
    Step 4) An optional step, but if you want integer coefficients, then multiply by the least common multiple of the fractions in the equation step 1
    Convert to standard form.
    Step 1) Distribute 'm' or the slope to x −x1 step 1
    Step 2) "Move" y1 to the other side by adding its opposite to both sides of the equation and simplify  
    Step 3) "Move" the x term to the other side by addding its opposite to both sides step 1
    Step 4) An optional step, but if you want integer coefficients, then multiply by the least common multiple of the fractions in the equation step 1