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Write the equation of a line which contains the point (4,3) and (2,5). Hint: Remember you must first find the slope and then use the point slope formula for this type of problem.
well use the formula y-y1=x(x1-x2)
first find the rate of change
y1-y2 over x1-x2
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@Muzzack
yes now do it 3-5 = ? 4-2 = ?
after that you know have your slope
3-5=-2 4-2=2
so -1
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so your slope is -1 now add it to your other formula y-y1=slope(x1-x2)
and you have your answer hoped that helped
what do you do with the 'x' part?
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sorry x means slope i thought i confused you
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sorry if you in a hurry, i felt that way too! :) lol
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