please help me Instructions:Be sureShow slope-intercept formandShow triangleare turned off. Setmmto3.03.0,x1x1to0.0 andy1y1to0.0

The point-slope form of a linear equation is y - y1 = m(x - x1 ). This form is most helpful when you know the slope of a line (m) and a point on the line with coordinates (21, y1 ) . First, you will work with a situation in which the point is at the origin, so (x1, y1 ) is (0, 0). What is the point-slope equation for this line? y (hint: Use the Gizmo to help.) Select the TABLE tab. For each value of x, how do you calculate the value of y? To find y, multiply x by