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The slope of a line is −3, and a point on the line is (4,−1).
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The slope of a line is −3, and a point on the line is (4,−1).

The slope of a line is −3, and a point on the line is (4,−1).-example-1
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answered in the wrong box but

the slope intercept form is Y=mx+b and the slope is M=3Y , the intercept is b=-1 , y=-3x-1
hope this helps:)
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Slope intercept form: y=mx+b
Slope: m=-3
Y intercept: b=-1
y=-3x-1
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