Point-Slope form What is y+3= -2(x+1)

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Point-Slope form
What is y+3= -2(x+1)

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Answer:

y = -2 x -5

Explanation:

Step 1:-

The standard form point-slope form is
y-y_(1) =m(x-x_(1) )

so given equation is
y+3 = -2 (x+1)

simplify
y= -2 x-2-3

y= -2 x -5

Final answer :-
y = -2 x -5

GSee answered Jul 8, 2021

by GSee

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