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A line with a slope of -7 passes through the points (-8, 7) and (-7, k). What is the value of

K?

User Jomofrodo
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Answer:

k = 0

Explanation:

We can find the answer to this question by using the slope equation:


(y2 - y1)/(x2 - x1)

Let's define some variables:


(k - 7)/(-7-(-8)) = (k-7)/(1) = k- 7

We know the slope is -7 so we can put k-7 equal to it and solve


k-7 = -7\\k = 0

We find that k is equal to 0.

I hope this helps!!

- Kay :)

User Allan Grant
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Answer:

k = 0

Explanation:

On the graph, the second point would be at (-7,0)

User Asiya
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