A line that includes the point (7, 3) has a slope of -6. What is it equation in point-slope form?

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Jonas Sourlier asked Jul 2, 2022

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A line that includes the point (7, 3) has a slope of -6. What is it equation in point-slope form?

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Mikekol answered Jul 3, 2022

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Answer:

Y-3=-6(x-7)

Explanation:

Y-y1=M(x-x1)

Y-3=-6(x-7)

Y-3=6x-42

Add 3 to both sides

Y=6x-39

Welp, I gave you slope intercept form and point slope form.

Chris Webster answered Jul 6, 2022

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