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1 year ago

Urgent help algebra 2

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Rudiy271 year ago

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Slope-intercept you have right:
y=3/4x-7

Point slope form is:
y − y1 = m(x − x1)

so

y +7 = 3/4(x -0)

or

y + 7 = 3/4x

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