Well from what i see this equation isn't a point at all, however it does start at (0,0)
-4,-4 - 9,-1 is the answer, i think
The equation of a line for the given slope is
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Solution:
Given data:
Slope (m) = 
Point = (–2, 0)

To find the equation of the given line in the point-slope form:
<u>Point-slope formula:</u>

Substitute the given values in the formula.




The equation of a line for the given slope is
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If this is a T/F question, then your answer is True .-.
The interval that f(x) is increasing is the distance from 200 to 300.
The minimum value of f(x) in the interval 0<x<300 is 200.
At a value of 500, the value of f(x) is 0.
The function can't be a quadratic function since there are two points in the graph where f(x) changes its rate from increasing to decreasing or the opposite. A quadratic function has only one of that point.