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The line crossing the point (2,-2) and with the slope = -6.
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The line crossing the point (2,-2) and with the slope = -6.

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(2,-2) would be our (x,y) so we would use the equation y=mx+b and plug that in along with m= -6.

-2=-6(2)+b

now we would have to find b.

-2=-12+b
+12 +12

10=b

so the new equation would be y=-6x+10
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