Question

I'm confused I got an answer but got it wrong help please. ​

Answer 1

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

Explanation:

I'm just gonna assume you want the equation of the line

Standard slope-intercept form is
`y=mx+b` with
`m` being the slope
`(rise)/(run)` (aka
`(y_1 - y_2)/(x_1 - x_2)`) and
`b` being the y-intercept (the point where the line crosses the y-axis)

First we will find the slope using the 2 points on the line.

`(-2 - (-4))/(6-3) = (2)/(3)`

This means our slope (
`m`) is
`(2)/(3)`.

Next we can find our y-intercept. The line crosses the y-axis at
`(0, -6)` meaning the y-intercept (
`b`) is -6.

Finally we can plug in our values and find the equation of the line.

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

That might be the answer (i don't know the question)

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