SOLUTION: graph the equation using the point and slope.
y-10=-4(x+8)
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Question 763732: graph the equation using the point and slope.
y-10=-4(x+8)
Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
This is in the form
where = slope, so
The slope is
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If I say , then
, so you have the point
( 0,-22 )
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If I say
This is the point ( -11/2, 0 )
Now you can cnnect the points
Here's the plot:
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