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What is the point slope from of a line that has a slope of -4 and passes through (-3, 1)

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Answer:

y-1= -4(x+3)

Explanation:

When finding point slope form, this is the format: y-y1=m(x-x1). First, plug in your coordinate to the equation. It should look like this: y-1=m(x+3). However, one thing you should know is if the coordinate is a negative, it becomes a positive in point slope form. Next, plug in the slope to the equation. This is your final answer: y-1= -4(x+3). Hope this helped!

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