What is the equation of the line written in general form (2,4) (-1,-5)

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First, you must find the slope, which is -5-4/-1-4, or 1.8, and then put it in point-slope form, or y-4=1.8(x-2), which simplifies to y-4=1.8x-3.6, and so put it in general/standard form, you have to subtract 1.8x from both sides and then add 4 to both sides, and lastly divide both sides of the equation by -1.8 to get x+y=1.889, or x+y=1.6/1.8. This is not copied and pasted.

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