Question

How do you change the equation `2x-6y=5` from standard to point-slope and slope intercept?

Answer 1

You isolate the `y` on one side, and the rest on the other

`2x-6y=5->` add `6y` and subtract `5` on both sides

`2x-5=6y->` divide everything by `6`

`1/3 x -5/6=y->y=1/3 x-5/6`

Where `1/3` is the slope, and `-5/6` is the `y`-intercept (for `x=0`)