SOLUTION: equation of a line
(-2,-8) and (-7,-5)
I got y=3/5x+-2/5
Is this right?
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Question 834738: equation of a line
(-2,-8) and (-7,-5)
I got y=3/5x+-2/5
Is this right?
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
equation of a line
(-2,-8) and (-7,-5)
I got y=3/5x+-2/5
Is this right?
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If you mean the line thru the 2 points,
and if it's y=(3/5)x - 2/5
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Sub for x & y for the 2 points and see.
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y = (3/5)x - 2/5
-8 =? (3/5)*-2 - 2/5
-8 =? -6/5 - 2/5
-8 =? -8/5
Doesn't work.
No reason to check the other point.
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