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Find an equation of the line through the point (3,2) with a slope of −2.
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Find an equation of the line through the point (3,2) with a slope of −2.

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Y=-2x+(-3)

Because you still need to find b so you plug in 3,2 into y=Mx+b so you get 2=-2*3+b
And you solve -2*3 = -6 and 2 divided by -6 is -3 so you get y=-2x+(-3)
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