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Write a linear function F with the values f(-2)=8 f(1)= -10

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f(1)-f(-2) -10-8
First find the slope: m = -------------- = ---------- = -6
1-(-2) 3

Use the point-slope form of the eqn of a str line:

y-h = m(x-k), where (h,k) is any point on the line and m is the slope.

Here, one result is y-8 = -6(x-(-2)), or y-8 = -6(x+2).

This can of course be re-written in other forms.
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the equation is modelling the straight line that goes through both your given points.
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