Write an equation in point-slope form of the line through point J(-5, 6) with slope-4. y+6= -4(X-5) y-6= -4(x-5) y-6= 4(x+5) y-6= -4(x+5)

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Write an equation in point-slope form of the line through point J(-5, 6) with slope-4.

y+6= -4(X-5)
y-6= -4(x-5)
y-6= 4(x+5)
y-6= -4(x+5)

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Answer:

y-6=-4(x-5)

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Aurumpurum answered Jan 27, 2020

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Answer:

the answer is y-6=-4(x-5)

Explanation:

Sherise answered Jan 30, 2020

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