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y-y1=m(x-x1) m = the equal
Explain please? I don't think I understand that.
that's the point-slope form
m = the slope x1, y1 are the given points x, y are any points
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The point is (2, -6)
okay so then you get (y--6) = m(x-2) the two negatives cancel out so it'll become (y+6) = m(x-2) now what's the slope?
Oh! I see how it is, so that'd make my answer y + 6 = -3/4(x - 2). Thanks a lot.
yes remember that the signs in the point-slope form are always negative so don't confused with that
Will do, thanks.
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