Question

The equation of the line that has a slope of -3 and passes through the point (-1, -1) is y = -3x − 4. True or False ;o

Answer 1

I said False

Answer 2

This is not my homework :)

Answer 3

then what is it? If you really cared about it, you would look up the definition of 'line' on wikipedia.

Answer 4

or any other of the thousands of online resources

Answer 5

It's a senior test that I'm happening to take in my freshmen year to gain Future AP classes. I'd only asked 12 questions out of 250. So please move along fail troll.

Answer 6

Sofar every problem I have seen here, is just pure laziness on the op's parts.

Answer 7

Come on, let's be diplomatic, guys...

Answer 8

@Jack17 Don't be mean...

Answer 9

I don't understand why people answer questions on this site, it looks like no one puts fourth any of there own work, we have a billion questions on basic algebraic manipulation, and graphing in Cartesian cordinates.

Answer 10

Jack is not being mean @uri , He;s just trying to prove a point next to a wrong target.

Answer 11

There are a million online resources, khanacademy, wikipedia, wolframalpha,mathplanet,

Answer 12

and OpenStudy.

Answer 13

Why are you getting mad at @iSuckAtM4th they asked for help,not an answer.

Answer 14

Now back on the topic. I've recently said it's false.
For 1. It doesn't pass through 4. Please guide me to a right statement instead of an answer.

Answer 15

@iSuckAtM4th what is the slope form equation of line?

Answer 16

It's True because It passes through.

Answer 17

y=mx+b