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Which equation is graphed here?A.y+5= -3/2(x-4) B.y-5= -2/3(x+4) C.y-5= -3/2(x+5) D.y-4= -3/2(x+5)
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OpenStudy (durply):
OpenStudy (durply):
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@mathmate
OpenStudy (mathmate):
Do you know how to find the slope and intercept from the equation of a line?
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OpenStudy (durply):
the slope is -3/4 right
OpenStudy (mathmate):
How did you get that?
OpenStudy (durply):
went top from bottom
OpenStudy (mathmate):
could you show me how you got -3/4?
OpenStudy (mathmate):
Hint: slope is \(\Delta y /\Delta x\)
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OpenStudy (durply):
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OpenStudy (durply):
thats what i did
OpenStudy (mathmate):
That's a good start, but still you have not explained the part about -3/4!
OpenStudy (durply):
idk
OpenStudy (mathmate):
In math, if you don't know, you are better off asking how to do it. A guess will get you nowhere. The next problem will be more difficult.
Do you know the equation of a line in slope intercept form?
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OpenStudy (mathmate):
Anyway,
the slope intercept form of a line is
y=mx+b
where m=slope, b=y-intercept.
Read off m and b from the graph.
Then expand each of the four equations (answers) to find m and b for each.
The one that matches both m and b is the correct answer.