SOLUTION: m=2,b=-4 m=0,b=4 m=-3,2=-2 m=-1,b=0 m=1/2,b=2 m=-4/5,b=-1

Question 164533This question is from textbook mcdougal littell
: m=2,b=-4
m=0,b=4
m=-3,2=-2
m=-1,b=0
m=1/2,b=2
m=-4/5,b=-1 This question is from textbook mcdougal littell

Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I'm assuming that you have to make the equations based off the given info?

I'll do the first one to get you started

Start with the general slope intercept equation

Plug in m=2 and b=-4

The rest are exactly the same but use different numbers.
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