SOLUTION: I dont know how to find the r in (5,r) and (2,-3) m= 4/3. I've tried it over and over and i cant get it.
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Question 228255: I dont know how to find the r in (5,r) and (2,-3) m= 4/3. I've tried it over and over and i cant get it.
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Hint: remember that the formula is used to find the slope. In this case,
is the first point
which means and .
Also
is the second point
which means that and .
Now plug these values along with into the given slope formula to get:
I'll let you solve for 'r' from here.
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