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What is the point slope form of the line passing through ( − 8 , 6 ) with a slope of 3 /2 ?
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What is the point slope form of the line passing through ( − 8 , 6 ) with a slope of 3 /2 ?

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Answer:

y-6=3/2(x+8)

Explanation:

y-y1=m(x-x1)

y-6=3/2(x-(-8))

y-6=3/2(x+8)

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