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How can i find a form for y= mx + b using (200, 100) and (50,25)

User Mckbrd
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Answer:

The answer is


y = (7)/(2)x - 600

Explanation:

Formula:


y = mx + b

We first need to find the slope:


m = (25 - 200)/(50 - 100) = ( - 175)/( - 50) = (7)/(2)

Now we need to find the y-intercept:

y = mx + b (substitute)

100= 7/2(200) + b

100 = 700 + b

-700=-700

-600 = b

Using the information we now have:


y = (7)/(2)x \: - 600

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The slope intercept is y=0.50x+0.00
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