SOLUTION: Use the point-slope form to find a general form of the eqquation of the line whose slope is -2/5 and that psses through (-1,3).
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Question 66561This question is from textbook Advanced mathematics
: Use the point-slope form to find a general form of the eqquation of the line whose slope is -2/5 and that psses through (-1,3). This question is from textbook Advanced mathematics
You can put this solution on YOUR website! The formula you can use to solve this is y-y1=m(x-x1)
So then you just plug your slope in for (m)and the x and y in your point, for x1 and y1
Now you should have y-3=-2/5(x+1)
distribute the -2/5
now you should have y-3=-2/5x-2/5
then add three to both sides
your answer is y=-2/5x+13/5
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