Sorry I don't know man it could bed. I mean I am guessing.
In point slope form, the equation is y-7=(-10/3)(x+9). In slope-intercept form, it is y=(-10/3)x-23.
First find the slope of the line. The formula for slope is
m=(y₂-y₁)/(x₂-x₁)
Using our points, we have
m=(-3-7)/(-6--9) = -10/3
Plug this into point slope form:
y-y₁=m(x-x₁)
y-7=(-10/3)(x--9)
y-7=(-10/3)(x+9)
Using the distributive property:
y-7=(-10/3)*x+(-10/3)*9
y-7=(-10/3)x-90/3
y-7=(-10/3)x-30
Add 7 to both sides:
y=(-10/3)x-23
It would be equal to 52/65 = 4/5
We know,
sin(x) and cos(x) have minimum value equal to -1 and maximum value is 1.
Maximum value of sin(x) is 1
So we replace sin by 1 in our given equation
When we replace sin by 1 we will get
y= -2+5 = 3
So maximum value is 3
Divide each side of the equation by 18. Then it will say 'm = a fraction'.
That's the solution. You can reduce (simplify) the fraction to make it look
neater.
