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The line has a slope of -3 and passes through the point 1,4
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The line has a slope of -3 and passes through the point 1,4
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what exactly is the question? Are you supposed to solve with point-slope form? If it is, you use y=mx+b (point-slope)
Then plug in the slope (m=slope) and the x and y from the point. Then solve.
~ 4= -3(1)+b
~ 4= -3+b
~ 7=b
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We know that it has a slope of -3 so you can make the equation y= -3x +b
to solve for b, plug in the ordered pair:
4= -3(1) +b
7=b
so the line is y= -3x + 7
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