Help with math pls, I will fan and medal

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anonymous · Answer

ok what's the question?

hypersniper445 · Answer

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photon336 · Answer

it's a vertical line

photon336 · Answer

best way to do this is to pick two points then find the slope

anonymous · Answer

I think it's y=6x

hypersniper445 · Answer

i was thinking that too

anonymous · Answer

Because The line goes through six on the x axis and it is going up like the y axis.

photon336 · Answer

thing is it's the slope isn't chaging by 6 though

hypersniper445 · Answer

it isnt?

photon336 · Answer

It's a vertical line, it's not in the form y = m(x)+b 

because there isn't a slope here. remember all the x values are the same 

so it would just be a vertical line where x = 6

photon336 · Answer

remember all the x values are the same here, so when we try to find the slope y/x between two points we can't so that's like part of the reason why it's not in the form y = m(x)+b

hypersniper445 · Answer

okay that makes sense

hypersniper445 · Answer

i have a couple more if you have the time :)

photon336 · Answer

yeah go ahead

hypersniper445 · Answer

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hypersniper445 · Answer

(y – 29) = 3.5 (x –6)
is that right? @Photon336

photon336 · Answer

you could check that

by plugging in your x and y values. 

x = 2 y = 43 
 

y - 29 = 3.5(x-6) 

then see if this satisfies it let me know

hypersniper445 · Answer

it looks like it does

photon336 · Answer

so how did you come to your answer y-29 = 3.5(x-6)

hypersniper445 · Answer

is it right or no? im pretty sure it is