find the equation of the line in slope inntercept form. (-1,1) and (-2,1)
I know that I have to use
m=y^2-y^1/x^2-x^1 which is slope form
then I get: m=1-(1)/-2-10 which I substitue
m= ? is where I get lost
but then I know the next part is:
y=mx+b then I am lost from here on as well
Can someone please help me.
First off, "^" is normally used for exponents, not subscripts.
Note that since both points have the same y-coordinate, the line is horizontal, at y=1.
Your work was good, since you got m=0. You got confused, but for no reason. A line with 0 slope is just a horizontal line y=k for some constant k.
Now, if you get something like m=4/0, that is not defined, and is thus a vertical line.
The first thing to check for is whether both points have the same x- or y-coordinate. If so, you're done.