Question

What is the equation in standard form of the line that passes through (-2,6) and has the slope of -1?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

y=-1x+6
so
can you make that into standard now or...

Answer 3

Not really, i dont understand :| @chrisk123

Answer 4

ok so let me do it hold on

Answer 5

(-2,6)
you already have the slope, which is -1, so you plug that into the equation which would be: y=-1+b and then you would plug the points in (-2,6)

--> 6 = -1(-2) +b
6=2+b
-2 -2
b=4
... so your equation would be y=-1x+4

in standard form that would be
x+y=4

thats your answer^^^

Answer 6

Thank you so much!! (: @chrisk123