Question

(-3,7) slope of -1/5

Answer 1

Is (-3, 7) the y-intercept, or a point on the graph?

Answer 2

My guess for this is that you are to write an equation with a slope of -1/5 going through the point (-3, 7), right?

Answer 3

Nevermind, it can't be the y-intercept..

Answer 4

For questions like this, I just experiment with https://www.desmos.com/calculator

Answer 5

the best thing to do is use maybe a graph printed out of geogebra

Answer 6

*or

Answer 7

Plot (-3, 7), then put the equation y = -1/5x. Then you add/subtract a whole number till the line reaches (-3, 7).

Answer 8

Your equation is \(y = -\Large\frac{1}{5}\)\(x+6.4\)

Answer 9

Oh btw.

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