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Formas de representar una recta

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Identifica las formas de rectas y sus relaciones

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Formas de representar una recta
 

Formas de representar una rectaOnline version

Identifica las formas de rectas y sus relaciones

by Gema Moreira
1

Todas las formas pueden convertirse entre sí.

2

En la forma explícita y = mx + c, la pendiente es m.

3

La ecuación general de una recta en el plano es Ax + By + C = 0.

4

En la ecuación general, A o B deben ser positivos siempre.

5

La ecuación explícita y la general no se pueden convertir entre sí.

6

Toda recta puede ponerse en forma explícita y = mx + c.

7

La ecuación vectorial no requiere un punto ni una dirección.

8

La forma paramétrica sólo existe para rectas horizontales.

9

La ecuación explícita y = mx + b puede describir una recta vertical.

10

La ecuación general Ax + By + C = 0 no puede representar rectas verticales.

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La ecuación vectorial no necesita un punto inicial para definir la recta.

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En la ecuación paramétrica, se usan dos parámetros independientes para describir la recta en 2D.

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Todas las formas (vectorial, paramétrica, general y explícita) se pueden convertir entre sí.

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