find the slope intercept form for the line satisfying the following conditions passing thru (7,-6)(6,-5) the slope intercept form for the line is
Step 1. Find the slope between these two points.
*Hint: the slope is -1
Now get one of the points (7,-6) or (6,-5). and plug it into the point slope formula. the point slope formula is y – y1 = m(x – x1). Replace the x1 and y1 with any coordinate point.
ok i see you subtracted both sets of cords to come up with -1 right
yes. (y2-1)/(x2-x1)= slope.
and replace the m with -1
so i come up with (y-y1)2x right
Solve for y. Which point did you use? (7,-6) or (6,-5)?
ok im confused
I'll use the point (7,-6) (y-(-6))=-1(x-7) Now solve for y (y+6)=-x+7 y+6=-x+7 y=-x+1
ok i get that so now what
y=-x+1 is your answer.
ok and i see how you got to that so thanks
acording to the site it is wrong
they want you to write an equation
There must be a mistake on your side. You can check by plugging any of the points into the equation.
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