Hey guys, I need a bit of help
There is this question. A straight line passes through the points (3,7) and (21,09). Apply y = mx + c and use simultaneous equations to find the equation of the line.
I am not sure what to do when they say, "Apply y = mx + c"
Does it mean that I need to sub in X and Y into y = mx + c
Which will make 7 = 3m + c
And 9 = 21m + c?
I am only asking because I am not sure what to do, and the teacher told us to attempt this question, and I don't remember covering it last year, and we have definitely not covered it this year.
There is this question. A straight line passes through the points (3,7) and (21,09). Apply y = mx + c and use simultaneous equations to find the equation of the line.
I am not sure what to do when they say, "Apply y = mx + c"
Does it mean that I need to sub in X and Y into y = mx + c
Which will make 7 = 3m + c
And 9 = 21m + c?
I am only asking because I am not sure what to do, and the teacher told us to attempt this question, and I don't remember covering it last year, and we have definitely not covered it this year.
