Question

what is the equation of a line passing through -3,7 and having a slope of -1/5

Answer 1

in slope intercept form?

Answer 2

yes

Answer 3

\[\huge~\rm~y-y_1=m(x-x_1)\]
m=slope
x1=x coordinate
y1=y coordinate

Answer 4

-3=x1
7=y1
-1/5=m
plug them in

Answer 5

options
y=-5x+22
y=5x+22
y=-1/5x+32/5
y=-1/5x+32/5
y=-1/5x+22

Answer 6

Ye we'll get to that

Answer 7

\[\huge~\rm~y-7=-1/5(x-(-3))\]
-3=x1
7=y1
-1/5=m
\[\huge~\rm~y-7=-1/5(x+3)\]
can you isolate y from here?

Answer 8

start by distributing
−1/5(x+3)

Answer 9

I don't know how to do that?

Answer 10

-1/5x+ -1/5(3)

Answer 11

-1/5x+-0.6

Answer 12

help

Answer 13

what is the question @Kaelyn78

Answer 14

nevermind I worked through it, thank you anyway