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This is probably a simple math problem for most of you out there, but I'm having trouble figuring out what to do next after substituting the terms into the equation. I keep getting y=Ax-AB+C, which I'm pretty sure is wrong. Here is the question below.

"Change the point-slope form of the equation of the line y-y_=m(x-x_) to the standard form Ax+By=C

To do this, you must express A, B, and C in terms of the constants m, x_, and y_.

Show your calculations."

Thanks for helping me

Identify one event from history that has a relevant lesson for our times. Describe how you would apply that lesson to a situation today.

Any suggestions on an event from the past for me to write about?

I know all history is relevant to everyone currently, but I am having trouble identifying one significant event that relates to the present.

This is for an essay, thank you for any help

"One's real life is often the life that one does not lead." -Oscar Wilde

I am not 100% sure of the meaning of the quote. My assignment is to describe how it applies to my life, but... I need help understanding what he is saying.

I will be traveling to Isla Verde for 6 days and then to Culebra for 4 days. How much does it cost to eat out at the local restaurants? Is the cost more or less than US costs for meals for 2? (in the $15 - $25 range)

Also, any suggestions on places with great food in the Isla Verde area?

Thanks guys

Here is my topic sentence for a paper about the conditions of factory workers in Manchester, England during the Industrial Revolution.

Filth, disease, overcrowding; such was the plight of an inhabitant in the English city of Manchester during the time of the Industrial Revolution.

Did I use a semicolon properly?

I had a done some drinking at my gf's college and a friend of ours got sick from alcohol poisoning so we took her to the emergency room. we stayed in the emergency room for 3 hours so i was completely fine once we were able to leave the hospital. it was raining that night and i couldn't see a one-way sign on the street i made a turn onto. it was about 2am in the quiet town so there was no oncoming traffic (not trying to make excuses) and immediately i was pulled over by 4 police cars. i explained to the officer that all i was trying to do was get everyone home safely after what had happened to our friend. i was given field sobriety tests (all passed) and a breathalizer (0.05, intoxicated is 0.08 in VA). the officer gave me a ticket for reckless driving for making the mistake of turning onto a one-way street in the pouring rain and being in an unfamiliar area.

this was in fredericksburg, va

cliffnotes: left the hospital after a friend got sick, drove back home in the rain, made a wrong turn onto a one-way street, blew a 0.05, got a reckless driving ticket for making the wrong turn.

I am 19 looking to try out for my college track team next year and I need to increase my speed and explosiveness to compete at that level. I am running about a 10.85 100m and only about a 23 on the 200m. My problem is that I am not very explosive off the start, and I am unable to maintain my speed for a distance (as seen in my 200m time).

What I am looking for is a program I can do weekly to improve for next year when I try out for my team. My main goals again are to get increases in:

Speed

Endurance

Explosiveness

If there is anyone who has an suggestions are an actual program i can run that would be great. If anymore info is needed let me know