Write an equation in point-slope then convert into slope intercept for a line that passes through (3,-2) with a slope of -2

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Answer:

Point-slope form:
y+2=-2x+6

Slope intercept form:
y=-2x+4

Explanation:

y - y_(1) = m * (x - x_(1))

$y-(-2)=-2*(x-3)\\y+2=-2x+6\\y=-2x+4$

Matzi answered Oct 10, 2022

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