Question

Algebra 2???

Answer 1

@iGreen

Answer 2

Find the slope first.

Plug the two points into the slope formula.

(-2, 2) (2, -2)

\(m = \dfrac{-2-2}{2+2}\)

Simplify

Answer 3

-1

Answer 4

how do I put it in y = mx + b form, and make b the constant?

Answer 5

@iGreen ???

Answer 6

3 hours later no answer

Answer 7

You plug in the slope and one of the points into point-slope form first, then simplify.

\(y - y_1 = m(x - x_1)\)

Where \(y_1\) is the y-value of the point, \(x_1\) is the x-value of the point, and \(m\) is the slope.

So we have:

\(y - 2 = -1(x + 2)\)

Distribute -1 into the parenthesis:

\(y -2 = -x - 2\)

Add 2 to both sides, what's -2 + 2?

Answer 8

I take my words back

Answer 9

Lol

Answer 10

okay i get it

Answer 11

0 lol

Answer 12

can someone medal me I did a lot of effort @iGreen or @Haleyy_Bugg

Answer 13

Yes, so we have:

y = -x

Answer 14

I was kidding and actually someone medaled it who ever was it thank you

Answer 15

That was me..

Answer 16

Let me give 2 medals, hold on.

Answer 17

There, now everyone has at least 1 :P

Answer 18

Except micahm

Answer 19

thnx mate

Answer 20

@iGreen