Question

(0,-2) and (5,-5)

Answer 1

the slope would b -3 than right @jojo4eva

Answer 2

no it would be -3/5

Answer 3

did u need the line

Answer 4

or the equation??

Answer 5

yes the equation line thing

Answer 6

ok so you find the slope by y2-y1/x2-x1 k?

Answer 7

-3/5

Answer 8

Then you use the equation that ive given to you before y-y1=m(x-x1)

Answer 9

m= slope=-3/5 exactly

Answer 10

okay

Answer 11

then you substitute numbers in for the equation i just gave you and you get y-(-2)=-3/5(x-0)

Answer 12

soo y=-2x+3/5

Answer 13

so its y+2 because of the 2 negatives so its y+2=-3/5(x-o)

Answer 14

ohh

Answer 15

got it!!??

Answer 16

yea so it is y+2=3/4

Answer 17

its y=3/5x-2

Answer 18

cuz you have to subtract that 2 from both sides so y=3/5(slope)x-2(intercept

Answer 19

so 3/5 goes in the place of m because its the slope and the intercept is -2

Answer 20

its wrong tho

Answer 21

@csscgirl

Answer 22

??@jojo4eva

Answer 23

@johnweldon1993

Answer 24

Still need help on this one? You both had it right...but you lost the fact that the slope is NEGATIVE...your final line equation should have been

y = -3/5x - 2

instead of what you have which is y = 3/5x - 2