Question

Convert y-1=-3(x+2) to the slope-Intercept form (don’t put any spaces between numbers, variables, signs, or parentheses)

Answer 1

Given:

$y-1=-3(x+2)$

Required:

To convert the given equation into slope-Intercept form.

Explanation:

Consider the given equation,

$y-1=-3(x+2)$

We know that, the slope-Intercept form is represented as

$y=mx+b$

Here, we have to write the given equation in this form.

For this

$\begin{gathered} y-1=-3(x+2) \\ y-1=-3x-6 \\ y=-3x-6+1 \\ y=-3x-5 \end{gathered}$

Final Answer:

The slope-Intercept form of the given equation is

$y=-3x-5$