what is the equation of the line that has a slope -2 and passes through the point (3,6)

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anonymous · Answer

the equation of a line is normally y=mx+b where m= the slope so y=-2x+b and b is the y intercept. you can find b by plugging in the point given (3,6) into what you already have
so 
6=-2(3)+b and solve. after you have b put it all together :0

anonymous · Answer

Its been awhile since I've done algebra like that but Im 99% sure that's what you do it

anonymous · Answer

makes sense to me xlovely_Lizardx.......now, 2479hann....:
6 = -2(3) + b -- solve for b
can you do that ?