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A line that includes the point (–1,4) has a slope of 1/4. What is its equation in SLOPE-INTERCEPT form?

A line that includes the point (–1,4) has a slope of 1/4. What is its equation in SLOPE-INTERCEPT form?
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A line that includes the point (–1,4) has a slope of 1/4. What is its equation in SLOPE-INTERCEPT form?

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Explanation:


y - y_1 = m.(x - x_1)


y - 4 = (1)/(4) (x - ( - 1))


y = (1)/(4) x + (1)/(4) + 4


y = (1)/(4) x + 4 (1)/(4) \: \: or \: \: y = (1)/(4) x + (17)/(4)

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