SOLUTION: Which point below would you use with the point (-2, -5) to get a line with a slope of -1? (-6, 1) (-1, -6) (1, 4) (4,1)

SOLUTION: Which point below would you use with the point (-2, -5) to get a line with a slope of -1? (-6, 1) (-1, -6) (1, 4) (4,1)

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Question 888162: Which point below would you use with the point (-2, -5) to get a line with a slope of -1?

(-6, 1)

(-1, -6)

(1, 4)
(4,1)
Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(-1, -6)
would yield
y= -1x-7 with a slope of -1
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