Question

Which point-slope equation represents a line that passes through (3, â€"2) with a slope of negative startfraction 4 over 5 endfraction? y â€" 3 = â€"(x 2) y â€" 2 = (x â€" 3) y 2 = â€"(x â€" 3) y 3 = (x 2)

Answer 1

The required equation of a line is y = 9/5 (4x - 12)

Given-

The point from which the line passes through is (3,2)

The slope of the given line m is -4/5.

Equation of the line

The linear equation of a line can be represented by a set of points on a graph using the equation of the line.

The standard form of the line passing through the point x₁, y₁

The slope m is given by,

m = (y - y₁) / (x - x₁)

Put the values of points and slope in the above equation, we get,

-4/5 = (y - 2) / (x - 3)

-4/5(x - 3) = y -2

-4x/5 + 12/5 = y - 2

-1/5 (4x - 12) + 2 = y

y = 9/5 (4x - 12)

The linear equation of a line can be represented by a set of points on a graph using the equation of the line. The following equation depicts a line that crosses (3, 2) and has a slope of -4/5: y = 9/5 (4x - 12)

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