Question 1000193: The following equation represents the line that passes through (2h, h+1) and (h+3, 0) and has a slope of -3. What is the missing value in the equation?
y + ____ = -3 (x - 7)
Answer by josgarithmetic(39630) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! REPORTED SOLUTION HERE WAS A MISTAKE,... NOW IS CORRECTED.
Try putting the equation into slope intercept form.
and you do not know the value of w.
Look back to your given points and the known slope.



--------MISTAKE FOUND HERE.
, , and the two given points are (1,3/2) and ( 7/2,0).




EVALUATE THE GIVEN POINTS NOW ACCORDING TO h=2.
These Points are (4,3) and (5,0).
Using the known slope, and either of the given points, find the equation of the line.
-----point-slope form,
------The line wanted, but you want the unknown value w to be solved.

Compare the equivalent equations:

----both of these being slope-intercept form, but using the same w as earlier used.
The y-intercepts must be equal.
, , ,


-------The missing value in the blank in the requested point-slope equation given.
(Earlier mistake is now corrected).
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