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What would be the slope-intercept function for a line that crosses points (3, -2) &

(1, 4)?

User Asad Iqbal
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Answer:


y=-3x+7

Explanation:

The slope of the line passing through the points (3,-2) and (1,4) is


(4-(-2))/(1-3)=(4+2)/(-2)=(6)/(-2)=-3

Hence, the equation of the line is


y-(-2)=-3(x-3)

Rewrite it:


y+2=-3x+9\\ \\y=-3x+9-2\\ \\y=-3x+7

The last equation is the slope-intercept equation of linear function.

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