giving medal a line passes through the points (k+9, -4k-3) and (-2,1) and has a y intercept of 9. find the value of k and the equation of the line
Formula's and lesson: for helping you http://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/cms/lib07/MO01910216/Centricity/Domain/603/A1%20C4%20L4%20SOLUTION%20KEY%20WORKED%20OUT.pdf
that doesn't help me find k @ilikestudying140898
Well I can't give you the answer @samstergo
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"a line passes through the points (k+9, -4k-3) and (-2,1) and has a y intercept of 9. find the value of k and the equation of the line" There are several ways in which you could solve this problem. One would be to put the slope-intercept form of the equation of a straight line to use in finding the value of k: y = mx + b Calculate the slope, m, using the slope formula, given here: \[m=\frac{ y _{2}-y _{1} }{ x _{2}-x _{1} }\]
Your expression for m will include the unknown variable k. You are told that your line passes through (-2,1) and that it has a y-intercept of 9. Re-write this equation, substituting the unknowns: y = m x + b What do you get? Note that the given point, (-2,1), tells us that when x=-1, y=1.
Your job is to solve the resulting equation for the unknown variable, k.
Please show your work, so that I can give you meaningful feedback on it. Thanks.
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