Question

Which is the graph of y -3 equals -2/3 (x + 6)
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Answer 1

Explanation:

This is point-slope form:

`y-y1=m(x-x1)`

in this case:

`y-3=-(2)/(3) (x+6)`

Looking at the structure of point slope form up top, you can find the slope and one point.

`m=-(2)/(3) \\x1=-6\\y1=3\\(-6,3)`

Now, just find the graph with a slope of
`-(2)/(3)` that passes through (-6, 3). It's hard to see on the image, but that looks like the top left.

By the way, what's the "no links" thing about? I just came back to this site after a year away