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\[\huge y-y_1=m(x-x_1)\] where m=slope (x1,y1)
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Thank's y'all! I will be back soon! :)
What about the 2nd one?
Yes. I still need help on that one two I forgot about it @pooja195
ok tell me what you get as an answer :)
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No when you have two negatives together it becomes positive try again
A? Sorry I am bad at this
A is correct :) it just takes practice
Thank you!! You are a lifesaver!! Will you be on all day (EST time)
I'll try to help when I can :)
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