What is the equation of the graphed line in point-slope form?

a. y + 6= 3/4(x+4)
b. y + 4= 3/4(x+6)
c. y + 6= -3/4(x+4)
d. y + 4= -3/4(x+6)

Question

What is the equation of the graphed line in point-slope form?

a. y + 6= 3/4(x+4)
b. y + 4= 3/4(x+6)
c. y + 6= -3/4(x+4)
d. y + 4= -3/4(x+6)

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

@Ashleyisakitty @uri @undeadknight26 @ganeshie8

anonymous · Answer

ew math..
ugh i gotta say B but i could be wrong

anonymous · Answer

Can you get someone to check your answer?

anonymous · Answer

yeah sure hold on

anonymous · Answer

ugh no one wanna take time out to help sorry

anonymous · Answer

@Night-Watcher @TheSmartOne @morganchavez  Is he Correct ?

anonymous · Answer

@Skyz @leonardo0430

leonardo0430 · Answer

id say B.

thesmartone · Answer

https://www.desmos.com/calculator That is the link to an online graphing calculator. Also B is totally not correct.

thesmartone · Answer

y + 6= 3/4(x+4) is the correct answer... Graph it using https://www.desmos.com/calculator and you will see that A. is the correct answer.

thesmartone · Answer

Also notice that the graph includes the point (-4,6) and the equation is in the format of 
(y-y1)=m(x-x1) and y1 would be 6 and x1 would be -4.
All you would have to do is find the slope and you got your answer.