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What is the point-slope of y+5=-7/4(x-4)
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What is the point-slope of y+5=-7/4(x-4)

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Here are the steps and answer! It’s in the photo below! I hope this help!
What is the point-slope of y+5=-7/4(x-4)-example-1
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Slope: -7/4

Point/y-intercept: (0,2)

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