Which equation represents a line that passes through (2, –0.5) and has a slope of 3?
2 answers:
We know, principle equation of line: y= mx + b
Here, m = 3
Calculate the value of b:
-0.5 = 3*2 + b
b = -0.5-6
b = -6.5
Now, substitute their values into the expression:
y = 3x - 6.5
Hope this helps!
A slope of 3 means the gradient is 3 so we get y=3x+c as derived from the linear formula. we then sub in x=2 and y=-0.5. this gives us c=-6.5.
The equation would be y=3x-6.5
I think this is right.
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