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Write the equation of the line: (-5,-3); slope = -3/5
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Write the equation of the line:
(-5,-3); slope = -3/5

User Sujoy Gupta
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Answer:

-3/5x+6

Explanation:

I'm assuming they want it in slope-intercept form, because that's more common. If it's not then I will be wrong. See screenshot for proof.

Write the equation of the line: (-5,-3); slope = -3/5-example-1
User MRX
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that is correct

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your welcome

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