please help very much needed

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anonymous · Answer

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nnesha · Answer

point slope form is $$\huge\rm y-y_1=m(x-x_1)$$ where m is slope 
and x_1 and y_1 is the point (8,-3)

anonymous · Answer

ok

anonymous · Answer

wanna help with the next step??

nnesha · Answer

just substitute x_1, y_1 and m for their values

anonymous · Answer

ok. i got that whats the next step

nnesha · Answer

that's it.

anonymous · Answer

no its not? that don't help at all?

anonymous · Answer

SO its D?

nnesha · Answer

no why do you think its D ?

anonymous · Answer

IDK your not helping.

nnesha · Answer

that's all you need to know for this  question what kind of help you need ?o.O

anonymous · Answer

Idk maybe explain it?

anonymous · Answer

Your no help at all you didnt explain anything

nnesha · Answer

given point where first number is x and 2nd one is y

nnesha · Answer

answer is C :)
need more explanation ?

anonymous · Answer

is it y-3 or y +3

anonymous · Answer

its y-8?

anonymous · Answer

No its not its not c

nnesha · Answer

there is a negative sign in the formula point slope form is $$\huge\rm y\color{Red}{-}y_1=m(x\color{Red}{-}x_1)$$ 
what do you get when you substitute y_1 for -3

nnesha · Answer

$\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}$ @Christian12345
No its not its not c
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yes right 
just checking .....

anonymous · Answer

dude you didnt help at all! and when you did help it was wrong!

nnesha · Answer

(8,-3)
x_1=8
y_1= -3$$\huge\rm y\color{Red}{-}(-3)=m(x\color{Red}{-}(8))$$ 
distribute negative by -3

anonymous · Answer

SO no you start helping after i got it wrong? wth?

nnesha · Answer

did you even read my first comment ?
i said substitute x_1 and y_1 did you do that ?

anonymous · Answer

IDC DUDE I GOT IT WRONG ALREADY i dont want help now

nnesha · Answer

good.
i already told what you need for this question
 next is your turn to show ur work

anonymous · Answer

your saying its good i got it wrong? your messed up

nnesha · Answer

you said i don't want help now 
that's why i said good.

nnesha · Answer

$\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}$ @Christian12345
dude you didnt help at all! and when you did help it was wrong!
$\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}$
*when you did help it was wrong*
i didn't help you at that time 
i just gave out  direct answer to see what's the definition of *help*