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Answer 1

https://mathway.com/ this should help you alot :)

Answer 2

Oh lol this is what they want ok

Answer 3

lets find our slope first

Answer 4

that site didn't start with any of those. or I just don't know what I'm doing or how that site works.

Answer 5

\[\frac{ y2-y1 }{ x2-x1}\]

Answer 6

plug in the number values

Answer 7

isn't the slope -6/6 ?

Answer 8

Yeah simplfy it

Answer 9

this website is lagging for me so sorry if the replies are slow

Answer 10

its ok :)

Answer 11

simplified it's -1?

Answer 12

Major lag T_T yes thats right now the point slop equation is
\[y-y1=m(x-x1)\]
We know our slope is -1
what is y1?
what is x1?

Answer 13

y1 is 3 and -8?

Answer 14

No there is only ONE value for each
\[(x1,y1) (x2,y2)\]

Answer 15

no sorry I meant y1 is 3 and x1 is -8

Answer 16

Yep now plug them into the formula
\[y-y1=m(x-x1)\]
m=-1
y1=3
x1=-8

Answer 17

y-3 = -1(x- (-8))

Answer 18

right and a negative next to a negative turns into a postive 8

Answer 19

once you have that you will know your answer :)

Answer 20

yes forgot about the negative. (again sorry the lagging is really bad for me), but yeah I have my answer :). Thanks so much for your help

Answer 21

No probs its lagging for me too :(