Oh there's lines, forms of lines
All these equations in disguise
Yeah lines, forms of lines
You just can't let them fool your mind
Oh we've got standard form
A x plus b y equals c
Slope intercept form
Y equals m x plus b
Point slope form
Y minus y one equals m times x minus x one
Oh there's lines, lots of lines
You just need two points to form a line
Yeah lines, lots of lines
Or a point and slope is fine
Yeah, we've got horizontal lines
Whose equation is just y equals a number
Vertical lines
Whose equation is just x equals a number
Rising lines have a slope that's positive
Falling lines have a slope that's negative
Parallel lines have exact same slopes
They're also called inconsistent lines
They'll never ever ever ever intersect
The lines with the same slope and y intercept
Are dependent lines, they coincide
Perpendicular lines have negative reciprocal slopes
And cross once in the x y plane
And now that you mention the x y plane
The x axis is a horizontal line
Doesn't have a slope, so y equals zero
The y axis is a vertical line, x equals zero
Slope is undefined
Lines with different slopes only cross one time
Where they intersect is called a solution
To solve a system of linear equations
Use elimination or substitution
If you happen to see an inequality sign
Either draw a dotted or solid line
It depends if there's a line right under the sign
Then shade the region where the solution is defined
The slope of a line is just rise over run
The change in y over change in x
And if you're still perplexed, just study those lines
And that's it folks, see you next time