Question

Which is the equation of the given line in point-slope form?

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

You have provided the graph of the line, now where are the equations that we are to choose from that is in the point-slope form?

Answer 3

http://static.k12.com/bank_packages/files/media/mathml_8f213433cc227243010c78a30e87df3362c47d1d_1.gif

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

Well I guess we could just work it out huh.

\[\Delta y/\Delta x = Slope\]\[(-1 - 3) \over (-4 - 1/2) \]
-4/-4 1/2 = 8/9

point slope form

(y - 3) =( 8/9) (x-1/2) that could be one version.

Answer 7

Or using the other point (y+1) = (8/9 ) (x+4)...........