Question

How do you write the equation in standard form given m=3 (0,6)?

Answer 1

The equation is `y=3x+6`.

Explanation:

The standard form is

`y=mx+q`

you already have `m` but you do not have `q`.
On the other hand you have `x` that is 0 and `y` that is 6, so we try to substitute the values that we have in the standard form and see what happen

`6=3*0+q`

that leaves us with

`6=q`.

So now we have also `q` and we can write our equation:

`y=3x+6`.