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You can take the slope (6,-3) (-4,-9) \[m = \frac{ 6-(-4) }{ (-3)-(-9) }\]
so based on that @madisonrenee what's the slope. then you can take a point (6,-3) \[m(x-x_{o}) = y-y_{o}\] \[m(x-6) = (y+3)\]
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okay oone sec
10/6?
yep now plug it into where m is
how?
So you plug in 10/6 where you see m \[\frac{ 5 }{ 3 }(x-6) = (y+3) \]
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im so stupid.... ugh!!
based on this approach, you can do the other ones too remember to first find the slope that's (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)
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