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A line passes through the point (0,−4) and has a slope of −3/7. What is the equation of the line in point-slope form? y=2/3(x+4) y+4=−3/7x y−4=/37x y=−3/7(x+4)

A line passes through the point (0,−4) and has a slope of −3/7. What is the equation of the line in point-slope form? y=2/3(x+4) y+4=−3/7x y−4=/37x y=−3/7(x+4)
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A line passes through the point (0,−4) and has a slope of −3/7.

What is the equation of the line in point-slope form?
y=2/3(x+4)
y+4=−3/7x
y−4=/37x
y=−3/7(x+4)

User FizzBuzz
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Answer:

A - y+4=1/2(x+4) is the answer!

Explanation:


User Divanov
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Well, point slope is y - y1 = m(x-x1) So A and D are out. And the negative would cancel each other out for a positive, answer being, B.
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