Point Slope Form

You can write an equation of a line using point slope form. Point slope form equals y-y1 = m(x-x1)
Point slope form is helpful when you know the slope and a point on the line and want to find other points.
The x1, y1 = is a point
m = the slope
I'm working through the whole Algebra 1 course. Here is a list of the videos in order I have completed so far.It should be a helpful review of the entire Algebra 1 course.
Exponents ( Whole numbers)
• Working with Exponents...
Exponents with Fractions
• Fractions with Exponents
Scientific Notation to Standard Form
• Convert Scientific Not...
What is an Expression in Math
• What is an Expressions...
Degree of an Expression
• Find the Degree of a P...
Convert to Standard Form
• Converting an Expressi...
Evaluate an Expression
• Evaluating an Expression
Combining like Terms
• Combining like Terms
Solving One-Variable Equations
• Solving One - Variable...
Introduction to Inequalities
• Introduction to Inequa...
Compound Inequalities
• Graphing Inequalities ...
Interval Notation
• Interval Notation Expl...
Solve System of Linear Equations by Substitution
• Solve Systems of Equat...
Solve by Elimination
• Solve Systems of Equat...
Coordinate Plane
• Introduction to the Co...
Domain and Range from a Graph
• Find the Domain and Ra...
Convert from Standard form to Slope Intercept Form
• Convert from Standard ...
Understanding Slope
• Understanding Slope- R...
Point Slope Form
• Point Slope Form
Solve Systems Equations Graphing
• Solving Systems of Equ...