can someone please help thanks :)

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leonardo0430 · Answer

Find the equation of the line given h(-6)=2 and h(0)=4

campbell_st · Answer

well the two points in the line are 

(2, -6) and (4, 0)

so now you can find the slope of the line and then the equation

retireed · Answer

h(-6)=2 and h(0)=4  are just two points of which a linear equation can be found.

The only slightly confusing thing here is that they use h as the name of the function instead of the more common f.

Look at it like this and see if you can't find the equation of the line...

      f(x)  = y
-----------------
      -6   |   2
        0   |   4


If you plot these two points it looks like this....

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sshayer · Answer

points are (-6,2) and (0,4)
eq. of line is 
$$y-y1=\frac{ y2-y1 }{ x2-x1 }(x-x1)$$
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